Precise Gevrey regularity of invariant manifolds at parabolic infinity in restricted three-body problems

In the Sitnikov problem, let e(0,1)e\in(0,1) denote the eccentricity, and in the restricted planar three-body problem (RPTBP), let μ(0,1/2]\mu\in(0,1/2] denote the mass parameter. An invariant manifold at parabolic infinity is an invariant manifold associated with the parabolic fixed point at infinity. Precise Gevrey-regularity conjecture. The parabolic infinity in the Sitnikov problem, with e(0,1)e\in(0,1), and in the RPTBP, with μ(0,1/2]\mu\in(0,1/2], possesses invariant manifolds which are precisely 1/31/3-Gevrey, that is, they are not γ\gamma'-Gevrey for any 0γ<1/30\leq\gamma'<1/3. The preceding results establish 1/31/3-Gevrey upper bounds, while numerical computations and an explicit time-periodic example motivate the conjecture that these bounds are optimal; the required lower bounds are not proved here.

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Inmaculada Baldomá, Ernest Fontich and Pau Martín, “Gevrey estimates for one dimensional parabolic invariant manifolds of non-hyperbolic fixed points”, arXiv:1702.05961 (2017).

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