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    <title>A new approach to the planetary N-Body Problem</title>
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    <description>Title: A new approach to the planetary N-Body Problem
Authors: Chierchia, Luigi
Description: The planetary N-body problem. &#xD;
Arnold's statement on the existence of maximal tori for the planetary problem (1963). &#xD;
Classical Hamiltonian description (Delaunay, Poincare'). &#xD;
Degeneracies. &#xD;
A brief history of the proof of Arnold's theorem. &#xD;
A new approach to the planetary NBP (2011): Deprit's variables and  Pinzari's regularization (the RPS variables). &#xD;
Torsion. Full proof of Arnold's theorem (sketch). &#xD;
Some consequences (measure estimates, Conley-Zehnder periodic orbits, Birkhoff normal forms).</description>
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    <description>Title: A new approach to the planetary N-Body Problem
Authors: Chierchia, Luigi
Description: The planetary N-body problem. &#xD;
Arnold's statement on the existence of maximal tori for the planetary problem (1963). &#xD;
Classical Hamiltonian description (Delaunay, Poincare'). &#xD;
Degeneracies. &#xD;
A brief history of the proof of Arnold's theorem. &#xD;
A new approach to the planetary NBP (2011): Deprit's variables and  Pinzari's regularization (the RPS variables). &#xD;
Torsion. Full proof of Arnold's theorem (sketch). &#xD;
Some consequences (measure estimates, Conley-Zehnder periodic orbits, Birkhoff normal forms).</description>
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