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(46)- Quaternions for regularizing celestial mechanics: The right way
- A complete closed form vectorial solution to the Kepler problem
- Analytic structure of many-body Coulombic wave functions
- Reduction of degenerate Lagrangian systems
- On a method for the uniformization of solutions in central motion problems
- On the connection among three classical mechanical problems via the hypercomplex KS-transformation
- Geometric chaos indicators and computations of the spherical hypertube manifolds of the spatial circular restricted three-body problem
- Alternative angle-based approach to the \(\mathcal{KS}\)-map. An interpretation through symmetry and reduction
- Star products and geometric algebra
- The Kepler problem: A unifying view
- The Kepler problem spinor regularization and pre-quantization of the negative-energy manifold
- Coherent transform of the spectral problem and algebras with nonlinear commutation relations.
- The Lissajous-Kustaanheimo-Stiefel transformation
- Kustaanheimo-Stiefel transformation with an arbitrary defining vector
- Analysis of optimal motion control for a material point in a central field with application of quaternions
- Reduction and regularization of the Kepler problem
- Darboux inversions of the Kepler problem
- Quaternion methods and models of regular celestial mechanics and astrodynamics
- Linearization: Laplace vs. Stiefel
- Inertial navigation in space using the regular quaternion equations of astrodynamics
- Perturbed spatial two-body problem: regular quaternion equations of relative motion
- The Kepler system as a reduced 4D harmonic oscillator
- Kustaanheimo-Stiefel regularization and the quadrupolar conjugacy
- Quaternion methods and regular models of celestial mechanics and space flight mechanics: the use of Euler (Rodrigues-Hamilton) parameters to describe orbital (trajectory) motion. I: Review and analysis of methods and models and their applications
- Alternative reduction by stages of Keplerian systems. Positive, negative, and zero energy
- Geometry of spinor regularization
- On Moser’s regularization of the Kepler system: Positive and negative energies
- Integrability of close encounters in the spatial restricted three-body problem
- Theory and applications of fast Lyapunov indicators to model problems of celestial mechanics
- Quaternion and biquaternion methods and regular models of analytical mechanics (review)
- Prediction and correction of the orbital motion of spacecraft using regular quaternion equations and their solutions in the Kustaanheimo-Stiefel variables and isochronic derivatives
- Quaternion regularization of singularities of astrodynamics models generated by gravitational forces (review)
- A Kustaanheimo-Stiefel regularization of the elliptic restricted three-body problem and the detection of close encounters with fast Lyapunov indicators
- Semiclassical asymptotics on stratified manifolds
- Coherent distributions of the symmetry algebra of spinor regularization generator and hydrogen atom
- Asymptotic expansion of self-consistent energy levels of the hydrogen atom in orthogonal electric and magnetic fields
- Hölder regularity for the trajectories of generalized charged particles in 1D
- Kustaanheimo-Stiefel transformation, Birkhoff-Waldvogel transformation and integrable mechanical billiards
- Three-dimensional analog of the integer-order Hankel transform
- Geometry and physics with geometric algebra
- Regular quaternion equations of orbital motion in the Earth's gravitational field in KS-variables and their modifications. reduction of dimensionality, first integrals of equations
- Kustaanheimo-Stiefel transformation and sub-Riemannian geometry for systems of quantum particles
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- Reduced 4D oscillators and orbital elements in Keplerian systems: Cushman-Deprit coordinates
- Quaternions and the perturbed Kepler problem
- The Kustaanheimo-Stiefel map, the Hopf fibration and the square root map on \(\mathbb R^{3}\) and \(\mathbb R^{4}\)
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