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This paper deals with the plane motion of a star in the gravitational field of a system which is in a steady state and rotates with a constant angular velocity. For these systems a class of potentials permitting a local integral, linear with respect to the velocity components, has been found. The concept of the local integral itself was introduced by one of the authors of the present paper (Antonov, 1981). A detailed model has been constructed. The corresponding domain of the particle motion and the form of the trajectory coils have been determined. The result is compared with the motion in a more realistic potential.
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Antonov, V.A., Shamshiev, F.T. Local integrals and the plane motion of a point in rotating systems. Celestial Mech Dyn Astr 56, 451–469 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00691813
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