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Schubart region HS.101

From Hristov, Hristova & Tanikawa (2026)

Schubart region HS.101 is a periodic orbit of the planar three-body problem: three equal masses that return to their starting positions and velocities every 91.175 time units, published by Hristov, Hristova & Tanikawa (2026). Stable orbits that pass extremely close to a binary collision, descended from Schubart’s rectilinear orbit. They needed 100-digit arithmetic to find. It is linearly stable (largest Floquet multiplier 1.000), so a small nudge only makes it wobble. The bodies pass within 0.0000311 of each other at a top speed of 179, line up 200 times a period, and the computed loop closes to 3.3×10⁻²³.

Measured over one period

Period: 91.17528694
Masses: 1 : 1 : 1
Energy: -2.13304
Angular momentum: 0
Closest approach: 3.1×10⁻⁵
Top speed: 179.4
Path length: 237.53
Alignments per period: 200
Stability: stable (|λ|max 1.000, published)
Loop closure: 3.3×10⁻²³

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