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Solution of a Three-Body Problem in One Dimension
Journal of Mathematical Physics · 1969 · Vol. 10(12) · pp. 2191–2196
F. Calogero✉(Imperial College London)
Abstract
The problem of three equal particles interacting pairwise by inversecube forces (``centrifugal potential'') in addition to linear forces (``harmonical potential'') is solved in one dimension.
Astro and Planetary ScienceSpacecraft Dynamics and ControlSpace Satellite Systems and ControlDimension (graph theory)MathematicsThree-body problemPairwise comparisonBody forcen-body problemMathematical analysisClassical mechanicsPhysicsPure mathematics
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- Royal Society
- Imperial College London
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