The stability of the triangular libration points for the plane circular restricted three-body problem with light pressure
M. Alvarez-Ram\'irez, J. K. Formiga, R. V. de Moraes, J. E. F. Skea,, T. J. Stuchi

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the fourth-order stability of triangular libration points in the circular restricted three-body problem considering light pressure, extending previous numerical results with explicit analytical conditions.
Contribution
It provides an explicit fourth-order Birkhoff normal form and stability conditions incorporating light pressure effects, correcting previous inaccuracies.
Findings
Derived explicit stability conditions using the Arnold-Moser theorem
Extended previous numerical results to include light pressure effects
Reduced to classical gravitational case in specific limits
Abstract
We study the fourth-order stability of the triangular libration points in the absence of resonance for the three-body problem when the infinitesimal mass is affected not only by gravitation but also by light pressure from both primaries. A comprehensive summary of previous results is given, with some inaccuracies being corrected. The Lie triangle method is used to obtain the fourth-order Birkhoff normal form of the Hamiltonian, and the corresponding complex transformation to pre-normal form is given explicitly. We obtain an explicit expression for the determinant required by the Arnold-Moser theorem, and show that it is a rational function of the parameters, whose numerator is a fifth-order polynomial in the mass parameter. Particular cases where this polynomial reduces to a quartic are described. Our results reduce correctly to the purely gravitational case in the appropriate limits,…
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TopicsNuclear physics research studies · Spacecraft Dynamics and Control · Stellar, planetary, and galactic studies
