scientific article; zbMATH DE number 18995

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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0733.00016.] Starting from the integrable Hamiltonian system representing the 2- dimensional Kepler problem with relativistic correction, the authors consider a perturbed system which is not necessarily Hamiltonian and prove nevertheless that some of the invariant tori and cylinders persist for small enough perturbations. The main reason why this analysis works is that the perturbed system can be brought into Hamiltonian form by an appropriate change of variables along with a change of independent variable, in such a way that KAM-theory becomes applicable to the new system. Strangely enough, the results of this paper are not valid when the relativistic correction is dropped in the original Kepler problem.











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