Topology of the collision-free parameter domain #
A shear u = x + μ makes the two moving primaries into the fixed punctures (0, 0) and
(1, 0). In these coordinates the parameter domain is a product of an open mass interval, a
twice-punctured plane, and the unrestricted momentum plane. This proves that the full domain is
path-connected whenever the mass interval is nonempty.
A two-dimensional real coordinate plane.
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Product form of the mass-restricted, collision-free domain.
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The original parameter domain is the preimage of its product form under the shear.
The plane with the two primary positions removed is path-connected.
The straightened parameter domain is path-connected for a positive mass radius.
The collision-free parameter domain in the challenge is preconnected.
Split a phase point into its position and momentum planes.
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Position/momentum splitting as a homeomorphism.
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The mass-zero phase domain, excluding both fixed primary positions.
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The mass-zero collision-free phase domain is a twice-punctured position plane times the unrestricted momentum plane.
The full mass-zero collision-free phase domain is path-connected.