The stability of coplanar libration points of the photogravitational restricted three-body problem

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Coplanarity, Cosmic Dust, Double Stars, Gravitational Effects, Libration, Three Body Problem, Cosmic Gases, Dynamic Models, Hamiltonian Functions, Numerical Stability, Orbital Resonances (Celestial Mechanics), Stellar Luminosity

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Consideration is given to the stability of the three-parametric family of the coplanar libration points of a gas-dust particle in the field of a double star. The photogravitational restricted circular three-body problem is studied as a dynamical model that differs from the classical problem because both of the main bodies are luminous. It is shown that for coplanar libration points first-order stability is present for the majority of initial conditions and formal stability exists in most of the region of first-order stability. The resonances of the third and fourth orders, which can destroy formal stability, are examined.

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