On Motions Near the Lagrange Equilibrium Point L 4 in the Case of Routh's Critical Mass Ratio

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Lagrange Point, Normal Form, Periodic Solutions, Soft Instability, 1 : 1 Resonance, Lagrange Point, Normal Form, Periodic Solutions, Soft Instability, 1 : 1 Resonance

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We deal with the planar restricted circular problem of three bodies. We study trajectories in a small neighborhood of the Lagrange equilibrium point L 4 when mass ratio is close to Routh's value. In particular, we show that the case of proper degeneracy takes place and for most initial conditions trajectories are conditionally-periodic. We obtain an approximate representation of families of periodic solution emanating from the equilibrium point L 4. We also show that in the case of instability of L 4 the trajectories starting in a vicinity of L 4 remain in a finite domain forever. We give an upper bound of this domain. To carry out our investigation, we analyze the dynamics of a general Hamiltonian system with two degrees of freedom in the case of 1 : 1 resonance in detail.

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