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1971-11 — A. M. Lukatskiĭ

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1972-3 — V. D. Sedykh

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1972-5 — V. N. Karpushkin

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1972-6 — S. M. Gusein-Zade

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1972-7

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1972-8 — V. N. Karpushkin

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1972-9 — A. I. Neĭshtadt

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1972-10 — A. I. Neĭshtadt

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1972-11 — V. A. Vassiliev

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1972-12 — V. D. Sedykh

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1972-13 — V. A. Vassiliev

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1972-14 — V. V. Goryunov

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1972-14 — V. A. Vassiliev

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1972-16 — V. I. Arnold

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1972-17

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1972-20 — A. A. Glutsyuk, M. B. Sevryuk

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1975-30 — V. I. Arnold

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1976-4 — S. L. Tabachnikov

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1976-5 — B. A. Khesin

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1976-5 — S. L. Tabachnikov

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1976-6 — M. B. Mishustin

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1976-8

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1976-9 — A. A. Davydov

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1976-10

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1976-12

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1976-12 — S. L. Tabachnikov

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1976-13

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1976-14

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1976-15

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1976-16

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1976-17

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1976-18

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1976-19

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1976-20

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1976-21

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1976-22

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1976-22 — V. N. Karpushkin

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1976-23

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1976-24

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1976-25

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1976-26

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1976-27

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1976-28

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1976-29

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1976-30

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1976-31

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1976-32

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1976-33

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1976-34

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1976-35

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1976-35 — V. M. Kharlamov

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1976-36

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1976-37 — S. Yu. Yakovenko

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1976-38

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1976-39

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1976-40

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1976-41

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1976-42

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1977-3 — V. V. Goryunov

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1977-4 — S. M. Gusein-Zade

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1988-24 — M. B. Sevryuk

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1988-26 — A. M. Leontovich

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1988-27

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1988-28

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1988-29

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1988-30

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1988-31

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1988-32

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1989-3 — V. A. Vassiliev

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1989-10 — V. I. Arnold (1989)

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1989-10 — I. A. Bogaevsky

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1989-11 — M. B. Mishustin

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1989-14 — V. A. Vassiliev

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1989-15

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1989-16

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1989-17

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1989-18

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1989-19

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1989-20 — V. P. Kostov

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1990-1

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1990-11 — F. Aicardi

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1990-11 — A. M. Leontovich

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1990-12 — V. A. Vassiliev

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1990-14 — B. A. Khesin

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1990-16 — B. A. Khesin

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1990-17

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1990-18

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1990-19

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1998-2 — V. I. Arnold

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1998-5 — V. I. Arnold

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1998-6 — V. I. Arnold

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1998-6 — V. D. Sedykh

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1998-17 — V. I. Arnold

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1998-17 — B. A. Khesin

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1998-19 — V. I. Arnold

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1998-19 — N. P. Dolbilin

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1998-20 — V. I. Arnold

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1998-21 — V. I. Arnold

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1998-22 — V. I. Arnold

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1998-24 — S. V. Duzhin

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1999-8 — M. B. Sevryuk

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2000-7 — V. I. Arnold

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2000-8 — M. B. Sevryuk

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2000-9 — M. B. Sevryuk

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2000-10 — M. B. Sevryuk

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2000-11

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2000-12 — V. I. Arnold

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2000-12 — M. B. Sevryuk

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2001-1

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2001-2

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2001-4 — V. I. Arnold

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2001-6

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2002-1

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2002-1 — V. I. Arnold

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2002-2

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2002-3

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2002-4

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2002-5

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2002-6

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2002-7

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2002-7 — V. I. Arnold

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2002-8

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2002-8 — V. I. Arnold

  1. Arnold V. I. Small denominators and problems of stability of motion in classical and celestial mechanics. Russian Math. Surveys, 1963, 18(6), 85–191.

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2002-9

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2002-9 — V. I. Arnold

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2002-10

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2002-11

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2002-12

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2002-12 — V. I. Arnold

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2002-13

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2002-13 — V. I. Arnold

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2002-14

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(2005). Comments. In: Arnold, V.I. (eds) Arnold's Problems. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg . https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-26866-9_2

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