Arnold's transition-chain conjecture for general Hamiltonian systems
Arnold's transition-chain conjecture for general Hamiltonian systems
A transition chain is a chain of hyperbolic invariant tori whose stable and unstable manifolds can be shadowed by drifting orbits in a near-integrable Hamiltonian system. Arnold's transition-chain conjecture. The mechanism of transition chains should also be applicable to general Hamiltonian systems, for example to the three-body problem. This is the conjectural extension of Arnold diffusion from specially constructed near-integrable systems to general Hamiltonian problems; the source notes that results in the three-body direction remain scarce.
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Andrew Clarke, Jacques Fejoz and Marcel Guardia, “Why are inner planets not inclined?”, arXiv:2210.11311 (2022).
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