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'''ERGODISCHE Bewegung '''(nichtresonanter Torus)
'''ERGODISCHE Bewegung '''(nichtresonanter Torus)


====KAM- Theorem====
Thanks for the insgiht. It brings light into the dark!
 
Sind in einem integablen Hamiltonschen System Ho die Frequenzen genügend irrational:, das heißt
 
 
:<math>\left| \sum\limits_{i=1}^{f}{{{r}_{i}}{{\omega }_{i}}} \right|\ge \gamma {{\left| {\bar{r}} \right|}^{\alpha }}\quad \alpha ,\gamma >0</math>
 
 
So hat das gestörte System
:<math>H(\bar{\theta },\bar{I},\varepsilon )={{H}_{0}}(\bar{I})+\varepsilon {{H}_{1}}(\bar{\theta },\bar{I},\varepsilon )</math>
für kleine
:<math>\varepsilon </math>
überwiegend ebenfalls quasiperiodische Lösungen und die eisten nichtresonanten Tori von
:<math>{{H}_{0}}</math>
werden nur wenig deformiert, aber nicht zerstört.
 
<u>'''Anwendung:'''</u>
 
Das restringierte 3-Körper-Problem ist KAM- Stabil. Aber: keine Aussage über eine Langzeitstabilität unseres Planetensystems!
 
Praktische Verfahren zur Berechnung der gestörten Lösungen:
 
* störungstheoretische Entwicklung in
:<math>\varepsilon </math>
 
* Mittelung über die Störungen
 
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