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 2
Jacobi constant 1

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instanceOf conserved quantity
first integral
integral of motion
scalar quantity
alsoKnownAs Jacobi integral
surface form: Jacobi constant
appliesTo circular restricted three-body problem
motion in rotating reference frames
restricted three-body problem
assumes law of universal gravitation
surface form: 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 effect
surface form: Coriolis force

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 integral
this entity surface form: Jacobi constant
Carl notableWork Jacobi integral
subject surface form: Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi