Virial oscillations of celestial bodies. IV - The Liapunov stability of motion

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Celestial Bodies, Jacobi Integral, Liapunov Functions, Many Body Problem, Motion Stability, Virial Theorem, Branching (Mathematics), Cosmology, Einstein Equations, Electromagnetic Radiation, Pendulums, Schwarzschild Metric

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The Liapunov stability of the virial solutions of the n-body problem of celestial mechanics obtained by Ferronsky et al. (1978, 1979, 1981, and 1982) using Jacobi's (1884) equation, is investigated analytically, applying the permanent-perturbation criterion of Duboshin (1978). The Liapunov stability of the motion of a system described by coordinates and integral characteristics is examined; the stability of virial oscillations is determined; the equation of virial oscillations is derived directly from Einstein's equation for homogeneous isotropic space; the equivalence of the Schwarzschild solution and the solution of Jacobi's equation is demonstrated for the case of static description; and stability criteria for virial oscillations of celestial bodies emitting electromagnetic radiation are derived.

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