THE INVESTIGATION OF STATIONARY POINTS IN CENTRAL CONFIGURATION DYNAMICS Rosaev A.E. 1 1 FGUP NPC “NEDRA” Yaroslavl, Russia,

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THE INVESTIGATION OF STATIONARY POINTS IN CENTRAL CONFIGURATION DYNAMICS Rosaev A.E. 1 1 FGUP NPC “NEDRA” Yaroslavl, Russia,

Rosaev A.E. The Investigation of Stationary Points in Central Configuration Dynamics LPO conference The equations of motion The equations of motion:

Rosaev A.E. The Investigation of Stationary Points in Central Configuration Dynamics LPO conference

In linear approach: The stationary wave:

Rosaev A.E. The Investigation of Stationary Points in Central Configuration Dynamics LPO conference A k  -  (N) Gm k N 3 /(2  R) 3 ;  (N) 

Rosaev A.E. The Investigation of Stationary Points in Central Configuration Dynamics LPO conference The structure of coefficient before x in the radial perturbation expansion Na1a2a1/a * * * * * * * *10 4 CFG-point, x=0.01, n=20 Radial/tangential force ratio (in dependence from S)

Rosaev A.E. The Investigation of Stationary Points in Central Configuration Dynamics LPO conference THE LIBRATION POINTS COORDINATES:

Rosaev A.E. The Investigation of Stationary Points in Central Configuration Dynamics LPO conference After the substitution R=R 0 +x 0 and multiplying all terms to x 0 2 (R 0 +x 0 ) 2 :

Rosaev A.E. The Investigation of Stationary Points in Central Configuration Dynamics LPO conference After the simplification: (  2 +A)x 5 + (3  2 R + 2 AR + B)x 4 + (3  2 R 2 + R 2 A+ 2BR)x 3 + (BR  Gm)x 2  GmR=0 x << 1 << R we can write approximately: (3GM/R+AR 2 +2BR)x 3   GmR 2 In general case, by taking into accounting, that  2 ~ GM/R 3 0, approximately solution of them (at m/M << /N 3 and x/R <  /N) is: x L 3   m / (M/R 3 (3-k)); k = mN 3 / (8M  3 )

Rosaev A.E. The Investigation of Stationary Points in Central Configuration Dynamics LPO conference Dependence of libration point's from mass ratio (outside point)

Rosaev A.E. The Investigation of Stationary Points in Central Configuration Dynamics LPO conference Dependence of libration point's from mass ratio (inside point)

Rosaev A.E. The Investigation of Stationary Points in Central Configuration Dynamics LPO conference GENERALIZATION FOR THE CASE 2N+1 PARTICLE

Rosaev A.E. The Investigation of Stationary Points in Central Configuration Dynamics LPO conference After the linearization:

Rosaev A.E. The Investigation of Stationary Points in Central Configuration Dynamics LPO conferenceCONCLUSIONS At the beginning, we considered a system of N points, each having m mass, and a central mass M, forming a central configuration. The motion equations for a general case (odd and even number of particles) are obtained by differentiation of potential function. The proposed method to calculate mutual perturbation force, obtained in this work, can be important for practical application. Co-ordinates for the libration points in the system are calculated. It is shown, that the libration points in considered system may be determined from algebraic equation of 5-th degree. It is obtained, that at large mass of particles outside libration point disappear. For inner libration points the limit distance l exist - libration points cannot be close then l to the central mass M at fixed N and arbitrary m / M ratio. We used analytical approach as well as computer algebra method to study central configuration dynamics. Thecomputer algebra methods have great advantage to expand the perturbation function in the described problem.