Long-term stability analysis of quasi-integrable degenerate systems through the spectral formulation of the Nekhoroshev theorem (Q1871121)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1906519
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    Long-term stability analysis of quasi-integrable degenerate systems through the spectral formulation of the Nekhoroshev theorem
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1906519

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      Long-term stability analysis of quasi-integrable degenerate systems through the spectral formulation of the Nekhoroshev theorem (English)
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      6 May 2003
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      \textit{M. Guzzo} and \textit{G. Benettin} [Discrete Contin. Dyn. Syst., Ser. B 1, 1-28 (2001; Zbl 0990.37045)] have shown that in a nondegenerate, nearly integrable Hamiltonian system, the Fourier spectrum of solutions in the regime of validity of Nekhoroshev's theorem possesses a characteristic band structure, which can easily be detected numerically. In this work, the author extends these results to systems with an intrinsically degenerate integrable part. Due to the degeneracy of two-body problem, such systems are of a particular interest in celestial mechanics. The results provide an efficient numerical method to prove the long-term stability of chaotic solutions, and are illustrated by considering a particular model system.
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      long-term stability
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      Nekhoroshev's theorem
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      degenerate quasi-integrable Hamiltonian system
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      Fourier spectrum
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      two-body problem
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      chaotic solutions
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