Andoyer–deprit variables use to the hess gyroscope phase trajectories exploring
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.50.11397Keywords:
Gyroscope, rigid body with a fixed point, Hamiltonian, phase portrait, numerical modeling, separatrix, variables Andoyer–DepritAbstract
The paper deals with rotation of gyroscope in Hess’ conditions. Motion equations of a solidbody are established on the base of Hamiltonian formalism. There are some analytical researches andcomputer experiments were made on the base of numeral study of phase portrait of equations, which describegyroscope’s motion. The movements of gyroscope, which is submitted to Hess’ conditions in thenull constant of integral of an area and a light weight of the body, are investigated more detailed. Themotion equations and integrals are expressed in variables Andoyer–Deprit. The heteroclinic trajectoriesof the dynamical system are examined by means of the new canonical variablesReferences
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