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For a class of potential functions including those used for the planar n-body and n-vortex problems, we investigate co-circular central configurations whose center of mass coincides with the center of the circle containing the bodies. Useful equations are derived that completely describe the problem. Using a topological approach, it is shown that for any choice of positive masses (or circulations), if such a central configuration exists, then it is unique. It quickly follows that if the masses are all equal, then the only solution is the regular n-gon. For the planar n-vortex problem and any choice of the vorticities, we show that the only possible co-circular central configuration with center of vorticity at the center of the circle is the regular n-gon with equal vorticities.
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Hamilton's equations, \(n\)-vortex problem, Co-circular central configuration, Classificació AMS::70 Mechanics of particles and systems, Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Matemàtiques i estadística, Problema dels cossos múltiples, \(n\)-body problem, n-body problem, n-vortex problem, \(n\)-body problems, Many-body problem, N-vortex problem, co-circular central configuration, N-body problem, central configuration, Central configuration
Hamilton's equations, \(n\)-vortex problem, Co-circular central configuration, Classificació AMS::70 Mechanics of particles and systems, Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Matemàtiques i estadística, Problema dels cossos múltiples, \(n\)-body problem, n-body problem, n-vortex problem, \(n\)-body problems, Many-body problem, N-vortex problem, co-circular central configuration, N-body problem, central configuration, Central configuration
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