The resonant action form of the first homological obstruction #
This file connects the exact first homological equation to the derivative of Poincaré's resonant disturbing average. The bridge is the pointwise factorization of the leading differential through the physical Delaunay action map.
The perturbation's two Poisson brackets with the physical actions along a resonant ellipse.
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Varying the inertial orientation at fixed time follows the angular-action Hamiltonian vector field on the full resonant phase trajectory.
The first mass perturbation is differentiable at every collision-free point of an interior resonant ellipse.
The angular component of the perturbation action vector is the explicit orientation derivative used in the disturbing average.
Along the unperturbed resonant flow, the time derivative of the disturbing function is the Kepler frequency contracted with the perturbation action Poisson vector.
The candidate forcing is the negative contraction of its leading action differential with the perturbation action Poisson vector.
The leading action differential at the actions carried by a resonant eccentric ellipse.
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The correction whose derivative isolates the resonant orientation forcing.
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Displayed derivative of the combined resonant correction.
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The combined correction has the displayed derivative.
The derivative of the combined correction is continuous, hence interval integrable.
The combined correction inherits the common resonant period.
The exact homological equation, after combining its time-derivative part with the perturbation
time derivative, has coefficient k · d f₀ multiplying the orientation forcing.
A nonzero derivative of Poincaré's disturbing average forces the leading action differential to annihilate the integer resonance vector.
A nonzero derivative of Poincaré's disturbing average forces dependence of the Hamiltonian and leading-integral differentials at that resonant action.