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In der Störungstheorie betrachtet man dynamische Systeme, deren Lösung zwar nicht explizit bekannt ist, die aber durch Vergleich mit der bekannten Lösung eines anderen dynamischen Systems auf dem gleichen Phasenraums kontrolliert werden kann. Im hamiltonschen Fall ist diese Näherung besonders präzis. Im Extremfall sehr irrationaler Frequenzverhältnisse ist sie für alle Zeiten gültig.

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Knauf, A. (2012). Störungstheorie. In: Mathematische Physik: Klassische Mechanik. Springer-Lehrbuch Masterclass. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20978-9_15

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