A proof of Bertrand's theorem using the theory of isochronous potentials
Rafael Ortega, David Rojas

TL;DR
This paper provides an alternative proof of Bertrand's theorem by leveraging the concept of isochronicity in a specific family of centers, offering a new perspective on classical mechanics.
Contribution
It introduces a novel proof of Bertrand's theorem based on the theory of isochronous potentials, connecting classical results with modern dynamical systems theory.
Findings
Proof of Bertrand's theorem via isochronicity
Identification of a family of centers with isochronous properties
New insights into classical potential problems
Abstract
We give an alternative proof for the celebrated Bertrand's theorem as a corollary of the isochronicity of a certain family of centers.
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