A concrete interior 1:2 resonance #
This file specializes the finite-certificate interface to the 1:2 Kepler resonance at
eccentricity 1 / 10. All geometric side conditions are proved exactly. A generated
validated-numerics proof therefore only has to bound a second derivative and check one finite
trapezoidal inequality.
The eccentricity selected for the concrete 1:2 resonance certificate.
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The 1:2 resonant first action is strictly less than the rational bound 4 / 5.
The selected eccentricity is physically elliptic.
The selected ellipse lies strictly inside the orbit of the unit primary.
theorem
LeanPool.PoincareThreeBody.oneTwo_exists_average_derivative_ne_zero_of_trapezoidal_certificate
{phaseA phaseB errorBound : ℝ}
{steps : ℕ}
(hsecondDerivative :
∀ (time : ℝ),
|iteratedDerivWithin 2 (resonantDisturbingDifference 1 2 oneTwoEccentricity phaseA phaseB)
(Set.uIcc 0 (resonantOrbitPeriod 1)) time| ≤ errorBound)
(hsteps : 0 < steps)
(hcertificate :
|resonantOrbitPeriod 1| ^ 3 * errorBound / (12 * ↑steps ^ 2) < |trapezoidal_integral (resonantDisturbingDifference 1 2 oneTwoEccentricity phaseA phaseB) steps 0
(resonantOrbitPeriod 1)|)
:
∃ (orientation : ℝ), deriv (resonantDisturbingAverage 1 2 oneTwoEccentricity) orientation ≠ 0
A validated quadrature certificate for the selected phase pair gives a nonzero derivative of the exact resonant average, and hence the Poincaré homological obstruction on this orbit.