Symmetries of the Kepler problem Jesper G¨oransson March 8, 2015 Abstract By choosing a nonstandard parameterisation in the n-dimensional Kepler problem, the energy equation for negative energies will denote an n-dimens

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Date: 2015-03-08 18:58:58 Classical mechanics Conic sections Curves Celestial mechanics Johannes Kepler Kepler problem Laplace–Runge–Lenz vector Ellipse Bivector Physics Geometry Algebra		Symmetries of the Kepler problem Jesper G¨oransson March 8, 2015 Abstract By choosing a nonstandard parameterisation in the n-dimensional Kepler problem, the energy equation for negative energies will denote an n-dimens Add to Reading List Source URL: math.ucr.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 52,35 KB Share Document on Facebook

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