Morse index of circular solutions for repulsive central force problems on surfaces

Abstract The classical theory of repulsive central force problem on the standard (flat) Euclidean plane can be generalized to surfaces by reformulating the basic underlying physical principles by means of differential geometry. The aim of the present paper is to compute the Morse index of the circular periodic orbits in the case of repulsive power-law potentials of the Riemannian distance on revolution’s surfaces.

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Open Mathematics
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1515/math-2025-0221
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Spacecraft Dynamics and Control
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Morse index of circular solutions for repulsive central force problems on surfaces

Ran Yang
Open Mathematics
Spacecraft Dynamics and Control
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Morse index of circular solutions for repulsive central force problems on surfaces

Ran Yang
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Abstract The classical theory of repulsive central force problem on the standard (flat) Euclidean plane can be generalized to surfaces by reformulating the basic underlying physical principles by means of differential geometry. The aim of the present paper is to compute the Morse index of the circular periodic orbits in the case of repulsive power-law potentials of the Riemannian distance on revolution’s surfaces.

Open MathematicsVol. 23(1)
East China University of Technology (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 48%
Spacecraft Dynamics and Control
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