
doi: 10.1007/bf01230739
We study the evolution of the families of double- and triple-periodic orbits in a dynamical system that has closed zero velocity curves for arbitrarily large energies. We find three interesting features: (i) the characteristic \(x=x(h)\) of the family of double periodic orbits divides the (x,h)-plane into two unconnected parts; (ii) there is a sequence of sixteen closed characteristics, bifurcating from another one, each of them inside the previous one; (iii) inside the innermost characteristic of that sequence there is a sequence of eight pairs of close characteristics which are not connected with any of the previous characteristics.
Nonlinear dynamics in mechanics, characteristic, Celestial mechanics, time-independent two-dimensional dynamical system, bifurcation, closed zero velocity curves, families of double- and triple-periodic orbits
Nonlinear dynamics in mechanics, characteristic, Celestial mechanics, time-independent two-dimensional dynamical system, bifurcation, closed zero velocity curves, families of double- and triple-periodic orbits
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