Busemann functions for the N-body problem
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Abstract: We prove that the Busemann function of the parabolic homotetic motion for a minimal central coniguration of the N-body problem is a viscosity solution of the Hamilton-Jacobi equation and that its calibrating curves are asymptotic to the homotetic motion.
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