Abstract
A recent technique to identify solvable many-body problems in two-dimensional space yields, via a new twist, new many-body problems of “goldfish” type. Some of these models are isochronous, namely their generic solutions are completely periodic with a fixed period (independent of the initial data). The investigation of the behavior of some of these isochronous systems in the vicinity of their equilibrium configurations yields some amusing diophantine relations.
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