Jacobi integral

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The Jacobi integral is a conserved quantity in celestial mechanics and dynamical systems that simplifies the analysis of motion in rotating reference frames, particularly in the restricted three-body problem.

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Jacobi integral canonical 3
Jacobi constant 1

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instanceOf conserved quantity ⓘ
first integral ⓘ
integral of motion ⓘ
scalar quantity ⓘ
alsoKnownAs Jacobi constant ⓘ
linked to: Jacobi integral
appliesTo circular restricted three-body problem ⓘ
motion in rotating reference frames ⓘ
restricted three-body problem ⓘ
assumes Newtonian gravity ⓘ
circular orbits of the primaries in the circular restricted three-body problem ⓘ
point-mass primaries ⓘ
category conservation laws in classical mechanics ⓘ
invariants in dynamical systems ⓘ
dependsOn angular velocity of the rotating frame ⓘ
gravitational parameters of the primaries ⓘ
positions of the small body in rotating coordinates ⓘ
velocities of the small body in rotating coordinates ⓘ
field celestial mechanics ⓘ
dynamical systems ⓘ
historicalPeriod 19th century ⓘ
influences classification of periodic orbits ⓘ
existence of transit and non-transit orbits ⓘ
mathematicalForm sum of kinetic energy term and effective potential term in rotating frame ⓘ
namedAfter Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi ⓘ
notConservedIn non-rotating inertial frame ⓘ
property constant along trajectories of the restricted three-body problem ⓘ
invariant under time evolution in the rotating frame ⓘ
relatedTo Coriolis force ⓘ
linked to: Coriolis effect

Hill regions ⓘ
Lagrange points ⓘ
centrifugal potential ⓘ
effective potential in rotating frame ⓘ
energy integral ⓘ
zero-velocity curves ⓘ
role defines zero-velocity surfaces ⓘ
provides energy-like invariant in rotating frame ⓘ
simplifies analysis of motion in rotating frames ⓘ
usedFor analyzing motion near Lagrange points ⓘ
characterizing allowed regions of motion ⓘ
mission design in astrodynamics ⓘ
studying stability of orbits ⓘ
usedIn astrodynamics ⓘ
space mission trajectory design ⓘ
study of asteroid and comet motion in planetary systems ⓘ
study of natural satellite dynamics ⓘ
validIn synodic (rotating) coordinate system ⓘ

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Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi → notableWork → Jacobi integral ⓘ
Jacobi integral → alsoKnownAs → Jacobi constant ⓘ
linked to: Jacobi integral
Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi → notableWork → Jacobi integral ⓘ
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Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi → notableWork → Jacobi integral ⓘ
subject linked to: Carl Gustav Jacob