Elliptic bindings for dynamically convex Reeb flows on the real projective three-space
The first result of this paper is that every contact form on $\mathbb{R} P^3$ sufficiently $C^\infty$-close to a dynamically convex contact form admits an elliptic-parabolic closed Reeb orbit which is $2$-unknotted, has self-linking number $-1/2$ and transverse rotation number in $(1/2,1]$. Our seco...
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Format: | Journal Article |
Language: | English |
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11-05-2015
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Summary: | The first result of this paper is that every contact form on $\mathbb{R} P^3$
sufficiently $C^\infty$-close to a dynamically convex contact form admits an
elliptic-parabolic closed Reeb orbit which is $2$-unknotted, has self-linking
number $-1/2$ and transverse rotation number in $(1/2,1]$. Our second result
implies that any $p$-unknotted periodic orbit with self-linking number $-1/p$
of a dynamically convex Reeb flow on a lens space of order $p$ is the binding
of a rational open book decomposition, whose pages are global surfaces of
section.
As an application we show that in the planar circular restricted three-body
problem for energies below the first Lagrange value and large mass ratio, there
is a special link consisting of two periodic trajectories for the massless
satellite near the smaller primary -- lunar problem -- with the same
contact-topological and dynamical properties of the orbits found by Conley
in~\cite{conley} for large negative energies. Both periodic trajectories bind
rational open book decompositions with disk-like pages which are global
surfaces of section. In particular, one of the components is an
elliptic-parabolic periodic orbit. |
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DOI: | 10.48550/arxiv.1505.02713 |