Titlebook: Geography of Order and Chaos in Mechanics; Investigations of Qu Bruno Cordani Book 20131st edition Springer Science+Business Media, New Yor

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Numerical Tools I: ODE Integration,nd compared with the “true” motion, obtained from numerical integration. Moreover, the geography of the resonances will be detected thanks to the tools described in the next chapter, which again require a numerical integration.

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Final Remarks and Perspectives,ve and quantitative features of the relative dynamics, even for systems with three or more degrees of freedom. By combining analytical, numerical, and geometrical methods, in effect one can also grasp the geography of the resonances, and hence the distribution of order and chaos.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-37294-1nd compared with the “true” motion, obtained from numerical integration. Moreover, the geography of the resonances will be detected thanks to the tools described in the next chapter, which again require a numerical integration.