Spin 3-Body Problem Of Classical Electrodynamics In The 3D-Kepler Form
Keywords:
spin functions, classical electrodynamics, three-body problem, periodic solutions, fixed point methodAbstract
In the present paper we prove the existence of spin functions for 3-body problem of classical electrodynamics. It is a direct continuation of a previous paper in which we proved the existence and uniqueness of a periodic solution to the same problem in 3D Kepler form. To prove the existence of periodic spin functions we use fixed point method for operator equations.References
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