Multiple closed orbits of fixed energy for gravitational potentials
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The paper gives for any fixed \(h<0\) a lower bound for the number of geometrically distinct closed noncollision trajectories of minimal period of the problem \(\ddot q+V'(q)=0\), \({1\over 2} | \dot q |^ 2+V(q)=h\). Here \(V\) is a potential which behaves like \(V(x)\cong-1/ | x |^ \gamma\) where \(1\leq \gamma<2\). In the proof of the main theorem variational methods are applied. This work is an extension of Ambrosetti's and the author's investigations to the case of gravitational potentials.
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