
doi: 10.1007/bf01230738
Summary: Using Hill's modified stability criterion in the three-dimensional restricted three-body problem with the Sun and Jupiter as the primaries, regions of stability for the semi-major axis (a) are determined. These regions are given for a range of eccentricity (e) and inclination (i), and include the effects of the remaining orbital elements. This generalizes Szebehely's previous results [\textit{V. Szebehely}, \textit{R. Vicente} and \textit{J.Lundberg}, in: Proc. IAU's 74th Colloquium, Thessaloniki (1982)] which only examined the effects of e and i on the regions of stability for the semi-major axis. It is shown that if the other orbital elements are also considered, the previous results are sharpened but are not contradicted.
Three-body problems, Celestial mechanics, three-dimensional restricted three-body problem, Sun-Jupiter-asteroid system, asteroid stability, Hill's modified stability criterion
Three-body problems, Celestial mechanics, three-dimensional restricted three-body problem, Sun-Jupiter-asteroid system, asteroid stability, Hill's modified stability criterion
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