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KAM theory analysis of the dynamics of three coaxial vortex rings
Denis Blackmore, Omar Knio
Mathematical Sciences
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Theory Analysis
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Vortex Ring
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KAM Theory
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Degrees of Freedom
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Hamiltonian Systems
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Initial Position
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Vorticity
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Point Vortices
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Equations of Motion
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Completely Integrable
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Two-dimensional Torus
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Mean Distance
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Quasi-periodic
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Chaotic Regime
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Mean Radius
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Existence of Periodic Solutions
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Vortex Strength
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Hamiltonian Function
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Euclidean 3-space
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Integrable Perturbation
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Reduced Form
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Quasi-periodic Motion
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Mathematics
Vortex Ring
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Degree of Freedom
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Hamiltonian
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Hamiltonian Systems
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Periodic Solution
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Initial Position
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Hamiltonian Function
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Reduced Form
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