Stability of the regular $n$-gon rotating equilibria with logarithm interaction
Anna-Monika Muscas, Daniel Pasca, Cristina Stoica

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the linear stability of regular n-gon rotating equilibria in the n-body problem with logarithmic interactions, providing explicit stability bounds with a central mass and identifying stability conditions without it.
Contribution
It offers explicit stability bounds for regular n-gons with a central mass and characterizes stability for n-gons without a central mass.
Findings
Stability depends on bounds of the central mass M.
Explicit equations for stability bounds are derived.
Regular n-gons are stable for n=2 to 6 without a central mass.
Abstract
We study the linear stability of regular -gon rotating equilibria in the -body problem with logarithm interaction. In the presence of a central mass , linear stability is insured if is bounded below and above by constants depending on the number and mass of the (equal) outer bodies. Moreover, we provide explicit equations of these bounds. In the absence of a central mass we find that the regular -gon is linearly stable for only.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum chaos and dynamical systems · Advanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Numerical methods for differential equations
