1995
AUTHORS ABSTRACTAt the beginning of the second volume of his Méthodes nouvelles de la Mécanique Céleste Poincaré devoted the chapter VIII to the problem of the reliability of the formal expansions of perturbation theory. He proved that the series commonly used in Celestial mechanics are typically non convergent, although their usefulness is generally evident. In particular, he pointed out that these series could have the same character of the Stirling’s series. Recent work in perturbation theory has enlighten this conjecture of Poincaré, bringing into evidence that the series of perturbation theory, although non convergent in general, furnish nevertheless valuable approximations to the true orbits for a very large time, which in some practical cases could be comparable with the age of the universe. More... »
PAGES21-37
From Newton to Chaos
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