n-gon Equilibria of the Discrete -body Problem
Yukitaka Minesaki
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Yukitaka Minesaki
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Abstract We prove that the discrete-time general <?CDATA $(1+n)$?> -body problem (d-G <?CDATA $(1+n)$?> BP) proposed by Minesaki can exactly trace the orbits of elliptic relative equilibrium solutions in the original general <?CDATA $(1+n)$?> -body problem (G <?CDATA $(1+n)$?> BP). These orbits include the orbits of relative equilibrium solutions that have already been discovered. Before this proof, no discrete-time system had been shown to retain the orbits of elliptic relative equilibrium solutions in <?CDATA ${\rm{G}}(1+n)$?> BP. d-G <?CDATA $(1+n)$?> BP can also precisely reproduce doubly symmetric orbits of the general <?CDATA $(1+4)$?> -body problem, each of which passes near a square equilibrium solution over a long time interval.
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Abstract We prove that the discrete-time general <?CDATA $(1+n)$?> -body problem (d-G <?CDATA $(1+n)$?> BP) proposed by Minesaki can exactly trace the orbits of elliptic relative equilibrium solutions in the original general <?CDATA $(1+n)$?> -body problem (G <?CDATA $(1+n)$?> BP). These orbits include the orbits of relative equilibrium solutions that have already been discovered. Before this proof, no discrete-time system had been shown to retain the orbits of elliptic relative equilibrium solutions in <?CDATA ${\rm{G}}(1+n)$?> BP. d-G <?CDATA $(1+n)$?> BP can also precisely reproduce doubly symmetric orbits of the general <?CDATA $(1+4)$?> -body problem, each of which passes near a square equilibrium solution over a long time interval.
Key concepts: Three-body problem, n-body problem, Physics, TRACE (psycholinguistics), Celestial mechanics, Interval (graph theory), Periodic orbits, Two-body problem