The theory of synchronization applied to the restricted three-body problem

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Natural Satellites, Orbit Calculation, Periodic Functions, Perturbation Theory, Three Body Problem, Cartesian Coordinates, Circular Orbits, Equations Of Motion, Hill Lunar Theory, Lagrangian Equilibrium Points, Motion Stability, Orbit Perturbation

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The paper investigates the problem of the existence of periodic solutions in the restricted circular three-body problem for a system subjected to a periodic perturbation, when the unperturbed system has one or several periodic solutions depending on a certain number of parameters. Application of Haag's synchronization theory allows the determination of the existence and properties of solutions of the first kind in the sense of Poincare. A method is shown for constructing in Cartesian coordinates the solutions of the first kind with period equal to a whole-number multiple of the period of the perturbation function. Hill's periodic orbit in lunar theory is constructed in a Cartesian coordinate system.

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