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Exact Solutions for 3-body and 4-body Problems in 4-dimensional Space Hideki Ishihara Osaka City University
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1944 Research Institute for Theoretical Physics, Hiroshima University was founded 1948 RITP was re-build after the world war II at Takehara, Hiroshima 1990 RITP Hiroshima University was closed and merged together with Yukawa Institute, Kyoto University
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Research Institute for Theoretical Physics
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Journal of Science of Hiroshima University,Series A5 (1935) P. A. M. Dirac, "Generalized Hamiltonian dynamics". Can. J. Math. 2: 129–48 (1950). R.Arnowitt, S.Deser and C.W.Misner, " Canonical variables for general relativity,'' Phys. Rev. 117, 1595 (1960). B. S. DeWitt, "Quantum theory of gravity. I. The canonical theory". Phys. Rev. 160: 1113–48 (1967).
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Staff history of RITP
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Early era
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Middle era
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Students in the middle era
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Late era
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Students in the late era
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Quantum field theory in the expanding universe (H.Nariai and T.Kimura) ADM formalism in expanding universes H.Nariai and T.Kimura, PTP 28(’62) 529. [L.Abbot and S. Deser, (’82)] Quantization of gravitational wave and mater fields in expanding universes H.Nariai and T.Kimura, PTP 29(’63) 269; PTP 29(’63) 915; PTP 31(’64) 1138. [A.Penzias and R.Wilson (’63)] [L.Parker PRL 21 (’68) 562 ] [S.W.Hawking, Nature 248 (’74) 30 ]
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Development Gravitational anomaly T.Kimura, PTP 42 (‘69)1191; PTP 44 (‘70)1353 Removal of the initital singularity in a big-bang universe H.Nariai, PTP 46 (‘71)433, H.Nariai and K.Tomita, PTP 46 (‘71) 776
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In theoretical physics, “unrealistic and non-urgent work” happens to turn to a cardinal issue. We should not ask a physically reasonable motivation so urgently. In the special issue for 60th anniversary of prof. Nariai But, it would be also necessary to keep a sort of soundness at each stage of research. Humitaka Sato says
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Exact Solutions for 3-body and 4-body Problems in 4-dimensional Space Hideki Ishihara Osaka City University Shall we start
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3-dim Gravity
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Introduction Gravitational phenomena depend on spacetime dimension
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Kepler motion in 3-dim. v.s. 4- dim. V 3 (r) V 4 (r) Stable bound orbits appear only in the 3-dimensional gravity
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Black holes in general relativity Black Ring We shoud study Kerr black hole only Myers & Perry (1986)Emparan & Reall (2002) Black Hole (4+1)-dimensions (3+1)-dimensions
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N-body problem under the gravitational interaction N-body problem under the gravitational interaction
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3-body problem in 3-spatial dimensions 2-body (Kepler problem) : integrable → bound orbits are given by ellipses 3-body : not integrable in general small numbers of special solutions are known 1765 Euler, 1772 Lagrange, 2000 Eight figure choreography
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N-body problem in 4-dim. space Equations of motion Lagrangian, Energy Potential is homogeneous in order -2.
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Bounded orbits Constant inertial moment
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Examples Exact solutions for 4-body problem 3-body problem in 4-dimensional space.
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4-body problem Special configuration with the same mass Lagrangian Graviational potential
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Effective Lagrangian Lagrangian Effective Lagrangian Constants of motion integrable !
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Bounded solutions Equations of motion For bounded orbits
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Exact solutions For closed orbits
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=4/1, =3/1 Closed orbits = 2/1, = 2/1
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=6/5, =4/3 = 4/3, = 5/3 Closed orbits 2
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=3/2, =5/3 =3/2, =5/2 Closed orbits 3
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3-body problem in 4- dimensions Special configuration with the same mass Lagrangian Graviational potential Effective Lagrangian
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Bounded solutions Equations of motion For bounded orbits
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Exact solutions Elliptic integral of the second kind Elliptic integrals of the first kind and third kind
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Condition for closed orbits
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Closed orbit 1
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Closed orbit 2
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Closed orbit 3
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Constrained system Constant of motion on the constraint System admits conformal Killing vector Killing hierarchy (T.Igata,T.Koike,and H.I.)
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Conclusions We consider systems of particles interacting by Newtonian Gravity in 4-dimensional space. There exists a special class of solutions: vanishing total energy and constant moment of inertia We obtain exact special solutions for 3-body and 4-body problems
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