Stability of Triangular Libration Points in the Sun - Jupiter System under Szebehely s Criterion

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1 Available at Appl. Appl. Math. ISSN: Vl. 1, Issue 1 (June 017), pp Appliatins and Applied Mathematis: An Internatinal Jurnal (AAM) Stability f Triangular Libratin Pints in the Sun - Jupiter System under Szebehely s Criterin Abstrat M. R. Hassan 1, Md. Aminul Hassan and M. Z. Ali 3 1 P. G. Department f Mathematis S. M. Cllege, T. M. Bhagalpur University Bhagalpur-81001, India hassansm@gmail.m GTE, Yeshwanthpur Bangalre-5600, India mahassan01@gmail.m 3 Millia Cnvent Shl Bhagalpur-8100, India Reeived July, 016; Aepted February 1, 017 In the present study, the lassial furth-rder Runge-Kutta methd with seventh-rder autmati step-size ntrl has been arried ut t examine the stability f triangular libratin pints in the Sun-Jupiter system. The Sun is a highly luminus bdy and Jupiter is a highly spinning bdy, s radiatin pressure f the Sun and blateness f the Jupiter annt be negleted. These fatrs must have sme effets n the mtin f the infinitesimal mass (spaeraft) and nsequent effets n the stability f the triangular libratin pints. It is t be nted that in ur prblem, infinitesimal mass exerts n influene f attratin n the primaries (Sun and Jupiter) but its mtin is influened by the primaries. Therefre, the equatins f mtin f the infinitesimal mass mving in the gravitatinal field f the radiating Sun and blate Jupiter have been established fr numerial integratin. T hek the stability f the libratin pints, the infinitesimal mass is allwed t librate fr trajetry generatin in the viinity f ne f the triangular libratin pints. Using duble-preisin mputatin, the Jabian nstant was alulated in rder t bserve the validity f the trajetry generatin thrughut the numerial integratin. This nstant f integratin was heked t make sure that it remained nstant at least t eight deimal plaes, s that ther data may be aurate. Fllwing all the abve mputatinal tehniques, the maximum displaement and maximum velity envelpes were nstruted in the light f previus authrs. The reasn behind the assumptin f the maximum displaement and maximum velity envelpes is that the spaeraft (infinitesimal mass) will librate fr a lng time within the regin f the envelpes withut rssing the x-axis. If the area f the envelpe is nt maximum within the given time limit and the infinitesimal mass rsses the x-axis, then by hanging the initial nditins; we attempt t nstrut the envelpes f maximum area fllwing previus authrs. If the area f the envelpe is maximum it means spaeraft 15

2 16 M. R. Hassan et al. (infinitesimal mass) will librate in wider area fr a lng time withut rssing the x-axis and lngtime libratin will give the higher range f stability. Frm ur bservatin, it is fund that due t the blateness f Jupiter, the range f stability is redued but phtgravitatin f the Sun has n signifiant effet n the triangular libratin pints. Keywrds: Restrited Three-bdy prblem; Libratin Pints; Phtgravitatin; Oblateness; Critial mass; Pinare Surfae f Setin; Stability; Cmmensurability MSC 010 N.: 37M05, 70F07, 70F15 1. Intrdutin Reently sme spae researhers are engaged in searh f stable libratin pints t set a spae statin and parking zne fr the spae vyage and hene they are heking the stability f triangular libratin pints. In the Classial Restrited Three-bdy Prblem, all llinear libratin pints are unstable but arding t sme authrs, the triangular libratin pints are linearly stable whereas sme authrs established stability riteria as, where is the ritial mass f the restrited three-bdy prblem. A series f wrks has been perfrmed by Deprit et al. (1967). Markeev (1969), Alfriend (1970). Henrard (1970) established that in the viinity f L, family f peridi rbits des nt evlve in a ntinuus manner with the mass rati. Nayfeh (1971) studied the prblem with the help f mmensurability :1 and 3:1. Markeev (1973) and Sklski (1975) als studied the stability f the Langrage slutin. MKenzie and Szebehely (1981) defined a new riterin fr the stability f the third bdy in the neighburhd f the triangular libratin pints. Fr this, they defined maximum velity and maximum displaement envelpes within whih the third bdy remains fr a lng time starting frm the suitable initial nditins, s that the third bdy may nt rss the x axis. This nditin f nt rssing the x axis was intrdued as the stability riteria fr the third bdy. Tukness (1995) investigated the sensitiveness f the third bdy numerially in the neighburhd f L by giving psitinal and velity deviatins frm L under sme suitable initial nditins. He used Pinare s surfae f setins t mpare the peridi, quasi-peridi and hati regins f the trajetries with the definitins f stability given by MKenzie and Szebehely (1981). Mrever, he als investigated the value f (the mass rati) ranging frm zer t ritial mass Using the stability riteria, he determined sme values f fr whih libratin pints are mre stable in mparisn with the ther values f. Markells et al. (1996) and Papadakis (1998) studied the different aspets f nn-linear stability f Lagrangian pints in the plane Cirular Restrited Three-bdy Prblem. Zslt Sandar et al. (000) disussed phase-spae struture in the viinity f triangular libratin pints in the Restrited Three-bdy Prblem. Hassan et al. (013) extended the wrk f Tukness (1995) by nsidering the effet f blateness f the bigger primary and shwed that with the inrease f blateness and mmensurability, the ritial mass redues and the range f stability dereases ardingly. Tukness (005) established the valid stability riteria in the light f Syzygies espeially in the Newtnian time dmain. It prjets new infrmatin abut the stable mtin f the third bdy.

3 AAM: Intern. J., Vl 1, Issue 1 (June 017) 17 In the present wrk, we prpse t extend the wrk f Hassan et al. (013) in the Sun-Jupiter system in the Restrited Three-bdy prblem. Stability riteria given by MKenzie and Szebehely (1981) and mputatinal tehniques f Tukness (1995) and Hassan et al. (013) have been nsidered fr disussing the prblem.. Equatins f Mtin f the Infinitesimal Mass (Third Bdy) In dimensinless variables, the equatins f mtin f the third bdy, in syndi -rdinate system, in the gravitatinal field f the Sun and Jupiter are x ny, x y nx, y (1) where p n 1 1 3I 1 r1 r. 3 r1 r r () The mean mtin " n " f the syndi frame is given by 3I n 1, I A A Oblateness parameter f the smaller primar y, e p (3) b Ae mment f inertia f the blate bdy abut the equatrial radius b, 5R Ap mment f inertia f the blate bdy abut the plar radius, 5R R the dimensinal distane between the primaries, p Radiatin pressure f the Sun n the third bdy, 1 r1 x y the distane f the infinitesimal mass frm the first primary and 1 r x 1 y the distane f the infinitesimal mass frm the send primary. The equatins in the System (1) an be redued t a single equatin i.e., x y x, y C, F x. y, x, y x y x, y C 0, ()

4 18 M. R. Hassan et al. where C is alled Jabi nstant and F x, y, x, y is alled Jabi s manifld. 3. Triangular Libratin Pints Sine the triangular libratin pints are the singularities f the manifld F x, y, x, y 0, hene the libratin pints are the slutins f the equatins i.e., and 0 and 0, x y 1 x 1 p x 1 9I x 1 nx x r1 r r 0 (5) p I yn y r1 r r Equatin (5) Equatin (6) x 1 gives 0. (6) n 1 p. (7) r 3 1 Equatin (5) Equatin (6) x μ gives 9I n 0. (8) r r 3 5 Finally, the triangular libratin pints are the slutins f the equatins 1 p 9I n 0and n 0. (9) r1 r r As 0 pi, 1, hene fr the first apprximatin p0 I and the slutins f Equatin (9) are given by 1 1 n 0 and n r1 r i.e., r1 r n 1.

5 AAM: Intern. J., Vl 1, Issue 1 (June 017) 19 This is pssible nly when bth the primaries are f equal masses. But the masses f the Sun and Jupiter are nt equal s r 1 r. Fr better apprximatin we assume p 0and I 0, hene the slutin f Equatin (9) may be suppsed t be r 1and r 1, (10) 1 where, are distint but very small quantities, i.e., 0, 1. Negleting higher rder terms f, and upling terms, ne an find the values f xand y; by using the Equatin (10) as 1 x, 3 1 y, 3 (11) i.e., L,5 1 3, 1. 3 Putting the values f nand r1 in the first equatin f System (9) and negleting the higher I rder and upling terms, we get. Similarly, frm the send equatin f System (9), we get I p 3I. 3 Hene, the -rdinates f triangular libratin pints L,5 are given by L,5 1 p 3I 3 p 3 I, Critial Mass The harateristi equatin fr equilateral triangular libratin pints an be written as n xx yy xx yy xy , (1) where xx p I, (13) 8

6 0 M. R. Hassan et al yy p I, (1) 8 and Here xy 6 1 0p I. (15) xx, yy, xy are the values f xx, yy, xy respetively at the libratin pints. If, then the redued harateristi Equatin (1) an be written as P Q 0, (16) where I P n xx yy 1 p, (17) 71 9 Q xx yy xy p I. (18) Fr mmensurability, let (16). Then k be the rati f the rts f the redued harateristi Equatin P P Q 1 P P Q 1, where k is a psitive integer. k That is, P k k Q 1 0. (19) The mbinatin f the Equatins (17), (18) and (19) yields k p I k p I k p I (0) The rts f Equatin (0) are alled ritial mass dented by and given by k p I k p I (1) Putting p 0, we get k p I

7 AAM: Intern. J., Vl 1, Issue 1 (June 017) 1 k I k I k I [Same as Hassan et al. (013)] and by putting pi 0, we get 1 16k k 1. [Same as Szebehely (1981) and Tukness (1995)] 5. Numerial Integratin Figure 1. Maximum velity and Maximum displaement Envelpes Fr numerial integratin, let us intrdue x x1, y x, x x3, y x and reduing tw send rder differential equatin f mtin given in Equatin (1) t the fur first rder differential equatins as dx1 dx x3, x, dt dt dx3 dx nx, nx3, dt x1 dt x () where p n 1 1 3I 1 r r, (3) 1 3 r1 r r

8 M. R. Hassan et al. with r x x and r x 1 x are the mmenta rrespnding t the -rdinates, If p1and p mass, then p1 x1 nxand p x nx1. x x f the infinitesimal 1 The Hamiltn-Jabi equatins f mtin in annial frm, are () H H x1, x, p1 p H H p1, p, x1 x with the rrespnding Hamiltnian p n 1 1 3I H p p p x p x C. (5) r1 r r T slve Equatin () numerially, we apply Runge-Kutta methd within the limits given by Tukness (1995). On nstrutin f maximum displaement and maximum velity envelpes f the third bdy, a large initial velity is given t the third bdy in the diretin f 110 and integrating the trajetry fr a spaeraft and amunt f time and heking t shw if the third bdy rsses the x axis. If the third bdy rsses the x axis befre the time limit, the initial velity was dereased by dimensinless time units and the whle predure was again started and ntinued this press until a maximum velity was fund that allwed the third bdy t librate arund L fr the full length f time limit withut rssing the x axis. This predure will ntinue fr full 360 surrunding L. Speifying the maximum initial velity allwed in a ertain diretin nstitutes a velity vetr with magnitude and diretin. By nneting the end pints f all suh velity vetrs, we will get maximum velity envelpe. In a similar way if the third bdy starts with zer initial velity frm L and within speified amunt f time, the third bdy will be at a displaement frm L alng a ertain diretin withut rssing the x axis and then the end pint f this displaement nstitutes a displaement vetr. This predure will ntinue fr all 360 surrunding L. By nneting the end pints, all suh displaement vetrs will nstitute a maximum displaement envelpe. The maximum velity envelpe and maximum displaement envelpe are defined in the hpe f shwing that the third bdy will remain within a speified area arund L fr an infinitely lng perid f time with given speifi initial nditins.

9 AAM: Intern. J., Vl 1, Issue 1 (June 017) 3 6. Cmparisn by Pinare Surfae f setin In this setin, the maximum velity and maximum displaement envelpes bundary values are investigated using time limits f Tukness (1995) fr numerial integratin and Pinare surfae f setin. The slutin f the Hamiltnian equatin f mtin in Equatin () an be represented as a trajetry in a fur dimensinal phase spae. Beause f the existene f the integral f mtin in Equatin (5), the trajetry lays a three-dimensinal subspae H whih is equal t a nstant f the phase spae. The suessive intersetin f this three-dimensinal trajetry with a tw dimensinal surfae is alled Pinare surfae f setin. The intersetin f 3D trajetry with the surfae 3 p 3 y 1 I 3 3 in the psitive diretin is the Pinare surfae f setin in ur ase. In Figure, the Pinare surfae f setin has n lear visibility, s in Figure 3 (Enlarged view f Figure ), the phase spae an be divided int tw regins. One regin ntains disnneted islands and the send regin nsists f primarily regular trajetries whih are islated frm the islands. It means the hati belt f the Pinare setin has been redued due t the intrdutin f phtgravitatin and blateness. The maximum velity and maximum displaements were investigated using the Pinare surfae f setins fr varius values f. Initial velities and psitins frm the maximum velity and maximum displaement envelpes were numerially integrated using the Hamiltnian equatins f mtin and the intersetin with the surfae 3 p 3 y 1 I 3 3 were pltted fr 500 t 000 rbits fr y 0 nly using Runge-Kutta 7/8 integratr. Figure 3 shws the Pinare surfae f setin fr 0.001, 108 and values f initial dimensinless velities 0.0, 0.5, 0.30, 0.35, 0.0, 0. fr the third bdy rbiting at L, whih are the same as Hassan et al. (013). Therefre, pht-gravitatin has n effet n the Pinare surfae f setin rrespnding t maximum velity and maximum displaement envelpes. Using stability riteria established in this study, 0. is the value f the maximum velity in the diretin f 108. The velity greater than 0. represents unstable mtin and velity less than 0. represents quasi-peridi mtin.

10 M. R. Hassan et al. Figure. Surfae f Pinare Setin fr Figure 3. Enlarged view f Figure 0.001, 108 Figure depits the Pinare surfae f setin fr 0.001, 0 and the maximum initial displaement allwed, whih an als be explred in enlarged view f Figure. Fllwing Tukness (1995), the maximum velity and maximum displaement envelpes an be used t detet when hati mtin f the third bdy is abut t take plae. Figure. Surfae f Pinare Setin fr Figure 5. Enlarged view f Figure 0.001, 0 7. Stability f the Infinitesimal Mass in the neighburhd f L As in Tukness (1995), we have hsen final time 1000 f t and bundary x axis, s size f the maximum velity and maximum displaement envelpes vary arding t the values

11 AAM: Intern. J., Vl 1, Issue 1 (June 017) 5 f, I, pand t f under the defined bundary. Sine the final time t f 1000 and bundary is the x axis, hene they are assumed t be fixed and thus different envelpes vary arding t, Iand p. Fr the Sun-Jupiter system, we take μ as a fixed value beause we have taken Pinare setins nly fr tw different values f θ i.e., fr θ 0 and θ 108 as in Tukness (1995) and Hassan et al. (013). Fllwing Hassan et al. (013), we have alulated the areas f displaement envelpes and 1 velity envelpes by nsidering the frmula rd with the prper limits f fr different envelpes. Beause f the estimated area f the envelpes is a measure f stability, a mparisn an be made n hw stability varies arding t the value f, Iand p. In Figure 6, it is visible that the area f velity envelpes beame narrwer in mparisn t the lassial ase (fr I 0 ) with the inrease f blateness parameter I. Thus, the stability perentage dereases with the inrease f I as in the Figure 6, the velity envelpe fr I 0.01 bemes the interir part f that fr I 0.1. In Figure 7, the displaement envelpes beame narrwer with very little effet f blateness I 0.1and We have nt nfirmed that, whether I have sme signifiant effet r nt n the displaement envelpes. Figure 6. Maximum velity envelpes Figure 7. Maximum displaement envelpes fr µ = and I = 0, 0.01, 0.1 fr µ = and I = 0, 0.01, 0.1 Figure 8 shws the psitin f L in the mmn area f the velity envelpe and displaement envelpe in unperturbed mtin in the Sun-Jupiter system. Figure 9 depits that the area f velity envelpes and displaement envelpes beme maximum rrespnding t the same value f i.e., rrespnding t this value f mtin f the third bdy is mst stable whih means fr this value f, the third bdy will librate in the neighburhd f L fr maximum t f 1000 (nn-dimensinal time) withut rssing the x axis. Als, frm this graph, we an nlude that fr 0. 07, bth the area f velity envelpe and displaement envelpes beme zer, s we an say that this value f is fr

12 6 M. R. Hassan et al. the mst unstable mtin i.e., the third bdy will esape frm the neighburhd f L fr Figure 8. Maximum displaement and Figure 9. Area f maximum velity and velity envelpes fr 0.001&0.011 displaement in Sun-Jupiter system in unperturbed mtin 8. Order f Cmmensurability k Table 1. Order f Cmmensurability (Fr I 0) k p 0 5 p 10 p p 10 3 p 10.5 p 10 p

13 AAM: Intern. J., Vl 1, Issue 1 (June 017) 7 Table. Order f Cmmensurability (Fr I 10 ) k p 0 5 p 10 p p 10 3 p 10.5 p 10 p In the Table 1, ritial mass has been alulated fr p 0,10,10, keeping I 0. It is seen in the table that varies frm t fr k 1 i.e., dereases with the inrease f p. Similarly in every rw f the Table 1, dereases with the inrease f p fr k,3,...10 i.e., inreases with the inrease f mmensurability k. In eah lumn f the Table 1, inreases with the inrease f p frm 0t10..5 In Figure 10, graphs shw the variatin f with p 0,10 and 10 rrespnding t eah value f k 1,, It is seen that inreases rapidly frm k 1,,3 whereas inreases very slwly fr k, 5, That is, runs almst thrugh a hrizntal straight line after k 3. Similar ase happened in graphs f Figure 11 and Figure 1 fr 1 I 10 and I 10, respetively with a visible differene, whih an be seen in Figure In Figure 13 the graphs f versus p fr I 0,10 and10 are drawn frm the first rw f Tables 1, and 3. It is seen that is almst nstant fr all values f pand k 1. Similarly ther graphs an be seen fr k, 3, All graphs almst will be hrizntal lines. Therefre, phtgravitatin has insignifiant effet n fr mmensurability 5 k 1,, In Figure 1, fr the fixed values f p 10, the graphs f versus I fr k 1,, and fr all values f, I, are almst same, in whih dereases when I inreases.

14 8 M. R. Hassan et al. 1 Table 3. Order f Cmmensurability (Fr I 10 ) k p 0 5 p 10 p p 10 3 p 10.5 p 10 p k Table. Cmbined Effet f p 0, p 5 10, p pand I n Critial Mass 10, p , p 3 10, p.5 10, p 10, I 0 3 I 10.5 I 10 I I 10 1 I I In Table, ritial mass has been alulated by the frmulae given in Equatin (1) when bth f pand I p 10 5, I 10 3, p 10, I 10.5 are allwed t vary. Fr p , I 10, p 10 3, I , p 10.5, I 10 1 and p , I 10, has been alulated fr k 1,, and graphs were pltted in Figure 15. In this figure, all pairs f pand I represent almst the same graph with a slight differene. With the inrease f bth the parameter pand I tgether, dereases. Thus, by the redutin f ritial mass, stability range f the triangular libratin pints is redued arding t the riterin under nsideratin.

15 AAM: Intern. J., Vl 1, Issue 1 (June 017) p=0 p=10^-.5 p=10^ k p=0 p=10^-.5 p=10^ k Figure 10. Pltting f vs. k fr I 0 Figure 11. Pltting f vs. k fr I p=0 p=10^-.5 p=10^ k I=0 I=10^- I=10^ p Figure 1. Pltting vs. k fr I 1 10 Figure 13. Pltting vs. p fr k k=1 1 k= 0.98 k= k= k=5 0.9 k= I Cmbined Effet k=1 k=3 k=5 k=7 k=10 p, I Figure 1. Pltting vs. I fr p 5 10 Figure 15. Cmbined Effet f pand I n

16 30 M. R. Hassan et al. 9. Cnlusin The present study aims t hek the jint effet f slar radiatin f the Sun and blateness f the Jupiter n the stability f the triangular libratin pints L 5, in the Sun-Jupiter system. In setins, 3 and f the present wrk, all mathematial derivatins are given, whih are required t disuss the stability f the triangular libratin pints. In setin 5, fr numerial integratin we have applied furth-rder Runge-Kutta methd with a seventh-rder autmati step-size ntrl in the FORTRAN prgramming fr slving the fur first-rder differential equatins f the system (). In setin 6, with the tehniques given by Tukness (1995), we have prdued data f x 1,x,x 1,x,C, then within the time limit f Tukness, Pinare surfae f setin are pltted in Figures 3, and 5. In lassial ase f Tukness (1995), the regins f mtin in Pinare surfae f setin an be divided int three regins. In the first regin, all trajetries are regular and peridi, in the send regin trajetries are quazi-peridi and in the third regin hati belt is seen in whih islands are sattered thrughut the regin f mtins but in ur ase, there is a signifiant hange in the hati regin fr bth the ase f 0, 108. In the hati regin f ur Pinare surfae f setin, the sattered islands have been signifiantly redued. Thus, the hati belt has been redued due t the intrdutin f the phtgravitatin f the Sun and blateness f Jupiter. In setin 7, we have mpared the stability riterin f the third bdy in the viinity f the triangular libratin pints with that f the lassial ase given by Tukness (1995). In Figure 6, the area f velity envelpes is maximum fr I 0 but fr I 0. 01, the area f velity envelpes has been redued and fr I 01., the area f velity envelpes is further redued; i.e., by inreasing the blateness parameter I, the area f velity envelpes dereases. In ther wrds, we an say that due t blateness f Jupiter, the perentage f stability f triangular libratin pints redued; i.e., blateness f the Jupiter has a signifiant effet n the stability f triangular libratin pints f the Sun-Jupiter system but n signifiant effet f phtgravitatin is seen in the area f velity envelpes. As far as the area f displaement envelpes is nerned, n effet f phtgravitatin and blateness is fund, whih is visible in Figure 7 and 8; i.e., due t phtgravitatin f the Sun and blateness f the Jupiter, the area f the displaement envelpes is nt redued. Frm all the setins disussed abve and the graphs drawn in Figures 10, 11, 1, 13, 1 and 15, we nlude that a great effet f blateness and a very little effet f phtgravitatin have redued the range f stability f the triangular libratin pints in mparisn f the lassial ase. Aknwledgement We are very thankful t the UGC (University Grants Cmmissin), ERO, Klkata and New Delhi, India fr santining the Minr Researh Prjet and supprting the exeutin f suh imprtant researh.

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