Abstract

We characterize the fate of solutions of Hill’s lunar problem using ideas of ground states from partial differential equations. In particular, we define the equilibrium of Hill’s lunar problem as the ground state and show that it satisfies some crucial energetic variational properties. We then classify the dynamics of solutions below, at, and (slightly) above the ground state energy threshold.

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