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On the collinear libration points in the photo-gravitational three-body problem

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The existence of the three-parametric family of the collinear-libration points in the photo-gravitational three-body problem (differing from the classical one by the addition to the gravitational field the light repulsion force-field) is proved. The number and situation of these points are determined with respect to the system parameters. Their stability to a first approximation is investigated. It is shown that oppositly to the classical problem the internal collinear libration-points may be stable in some domain of parameter-space.

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Kunitsyn, A.L., Tureshbaev, A.T. On the collinear libration points in the photo-gravitational three-body problem. Celestial Mechanics 35, 105–112 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01227664

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