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A.A. Burov, "Motion of a Variable Body with a Fixed Point in a Time-Dependent Force Field," Mech. Solids. 58 (8), 2750-2756 (2023)
Year 2023 Volume 58 Number 8 Pages 2750-2756
DOI 10.3103/S002565442308006X
Title Motion of a Variable Body with a Fixed Point in a Time-Dependent Force Field
Author(s) A.A. Burov (Federal Research Center “Computer Science and Control”, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, 119333 Russia, jtm@narod.ru)
Abstract The problem of motion around a fixed point of a variable body in a time-dependent force field is considered. The conditions under which the equations of motion are reduced to the classical Euler–Poisson equations describing the motions of a rigid body in the field of attraction are indicated. The problems of the existence of the first integrals and the stability of steady motions are discussed.
Keywords motion of a variable body with a fixed point, time-dependent force field, change of time, change of variable, existence of integrable cases, nonintegrability of equations of motion, existence of steady motions, bifurcation diagrams
Received 30 May 2023Revised 30 September 2023Accepted 10 October 2023
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