A note on the rational non-integrability of the $N$-center problem for almost all degrees of the singularities
Eddaly Guerra-Velasco, Boris Percino-Figueroa, Russell-Aar\'on, Qui\~nones-Estrella

TL;DR
This paper proves that the N-center problem with rational forces is generally not rationally integrable for most singularity orders, except for finitely many specific cases, and outlines conditions for those cases.
Contribution
It establishes non-integrability for almost all rational singularity orders in the N-center problem and characterizes the special cases where integrability may occur.
Findings
Non-integrability for most rational singularity orders
Finite exceptions where integrability is possible
Necessary conditions for integrability in remaining cases
Abstract
In this article, we show that the -center problem with rational weak and moderate forces is not rationally integrable for all but a finite number of values , where is the order of the singularities. We identify the remaining cases and provide the necessary conditions for their integrability.
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