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A.L. Kunitsyn, "Stable ballistic coefficient forms of spatial agglomerations of microparticles in the gravitational-repulsive field of binary stellar systems," J. Appl. Math. Mech. 72 (1), 9-11 (2008)
Year 2008 Volume 72 Issue 1 Pages 9-11
Title Stable ballistic coefficient forms of spatial agglomerations of microparticles in the gravitational-repulsive field of binary stellar systems
Author(s) A.L. Kunitsyn (Moscow, Russia, akunitsyn@mail.ru)
Abstract A new physically clearer analysis of the stability of the spatial positions of relative equilibrium (coplanar libration points) of micrometeorite particles or particles of gas-dust clouds in the field of two gravitating and radiating stars is presented based on a modified version of the restricted circular three-body problem. It is shown that, unlike the classical version of the problem, there are complete families of libration points, in which stable cloud agglomerations of particles are formed in a plane orthogonal to the orbital plane of the main bodies (stars). The evolution of these agglomerations is investigated as a function of a certain generalized parameter, characterizing the gravitational-repulsive field of a stellar pair.
Received 07 November 2006
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