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math.DS2026

Analytic rigidity and symbolic dynamics for two-centre billiards

Stefano Baranzini, Susanna Terracini

We establish a sharp rigidity--chaos dichotomy for planar two-centre billiards, motivated by a natural analogue of the Birkhoff--Poritsky conjecture: the only tables integrable at…

math.DS2025

Chaotic Boltzmann's Billiard Systems at positive energy

Irene De Blasi, Airi Takeuchi, Susanna Terracini

This paper deals with the so-called Boltzmann billiard, that is, a billiard subjected to a central force of the type , and being positive constants, and wi…

math.DS2025

On the Birkhoff conjecture for Kepler billiards

Stefano Baranzini, Vivina L. Barutello, Irene De Blasi +1

We investigate the integrability of Kepler billiards-mechanical billiard systems in which a particle moves under the influence of a Keplerian potential and reflects elastically at…

math.DS2025★ 2 cited

New solutions for the symmetrical n-body problem through variational approach and optimisation techniques

Roberto Ciccarelli, Margaux Introna, Susanna Terracini +1

Advances in the variational approach to the -body problem have led to significant progress in celestial mechanics, uncovering new types of possible orbits. In this paper, critic…

math.DS2024

Equivariant optimisation for the gravitational -body problem: a computational factory of symmetric orbits

Vivina Barutello, Mattia G. Bergomi, Gian Marco Canneori +4

In this paper we present \texttt{SymOrb.jl}, a software which combines group representation theory and variational methods to provide numerical solutions of singular dynamical syst…

math.DS2024

Frozen planet orbits for the -electron atom

Stefano Baranzini, Gian Marco Canneori, Susanna Terracini

We seek periodic trajectories of a system of multiple mutually repelling electrons on a half-line, with an attractive nucleus sitting at the origin. We adopt a variational viewpoin…

math.DS2024

Mountain pass frozen planet orbits in the helium atom model

Stefano Baranzini, Gian Marco Canneori, Susanna Terracini

We seek frozen planet orbits for the helium atom through an application of the Mountain Pass Lemma to the Lagrangian action functional. Our method applies to a wide class of gravit…