The relegation algorithm
The authors present a relegation algorithm extending the method of normalization by Lie transformation. The Hamiltonian of the canonical system \(H\) is a power series in a small parameter. In the relegation algorithm a time-independent function can be added to the principal term. The normalization approximates the original \(H\) by a Hamiltonian \(K\) so that the principal term is an integral of the transformed system, and under these conditions the added function becomes a formal integral of the approximate system. The algorithm is illustrated by examples from galactic dynamic, and by a Keplerian system perturbed by radiation pressure from a rotating source. It is shown that the solution is equivalent to the construction of a Lie transformation, but with a certain modification.
- Rigorous estimates for the relegation algorithm
- Normalization algorithms of Hamiltonian near an equilibrium point
- A new algorithm for Birkhoff normalization of Hamiltonian systems
- A first order automated Lie transform
- Hamiltonian normalization in the restricted many-body problem by computer algebra methods
- Closed-form normalizations of perturbed two-body problems.
- Normal forms for perturbed Keplerian systems.
- Exact Delaunay normalization of the perturbed Keplerian Hamiltonian with tesseral harmonics
- Rigorous estimates for the relegation algorithm
- Closed-form perturbation theory in the restricted three-body problem without relegation
- Dynamics of a satellite orbiting a planet with an inhomogeneous gravitational field
- Delaunay variables approach to the elimination of the perigee in artificial satellite theory
- Invariant manifolds of an autonomous ordinary differential equation from its generalized normal forms
- Relegation-free closed-form perturbation theory and the domain of secular motions in the restricted three-body problem
- Invariant tori of rectilinear type in the spatial three-body problem
- Nonresonant tesseral coupling: shape matters
- Orbit propagation with Lie-Deprit methods in satellite dynamics
- Asymptotic ordination of artificial satellite Hamiltonian
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