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Amin Mohebbi

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The ECH capacities for the rotating Kepler problem

In this paper, I am going to compute the ECH-capacities of the rotating Kepler problem when the energy is less than or equal to the critical energy value $-\dfrac{3}{2}$. To compute the ECH-capacities, I will use the special concave toric domain of the rotating Kepler problem, that is explained in [arXiv:2108.04581] and obtain the weights of the special concave toric domain. I will use a new method to compute the weights via the new tree [arXiv:2108.04581] and then give an order to them that is necessary to do the computation. The weights are continuous function belongs to the energy parameter. So we can use the computation for all energy level below the critical energy. Finally, we will prove that the first weight is the biggest weight for all energy $c \leq -\dfrac{3}{2}$ and will see a numerical example of the ECH-capacities computation for the critical energy.

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The special concave toric domain for the rotating Kepler problem

The Rotating Kepler Problem (RKP) arises as a fundamental model in celestial mechanics, appearing as a limiting case of the circular restricted three-body problem. It offers a tractable yet rich framework for studying periodic orbits, energy levels, and symplectic structures. In this work, we investigate the RKP for energy values less than or equal to the critical threshold -3/2. Using the Ligon-Schaaf and Levi-Civita symplectic regularizations, we identify a bounded component of the RKP phase space. Within this setting, we construct a special concave toric domain (SCTD) tailored to the RKP, which provides a concrete geometric framework for computing embedded contact homology (ECH) capacities below the critical energy. The SCTD enables a rigorous analysis of symplectic embedding problems and energy constraints in dynamical systems. Furthermore, we introduce a combinatorial tree structure, inspired by the Stern-Brocot tree, that encodes energy data and facilitates the computation of ECH capacities on the bounded component. These results advance the understanding of symplectic embeddings in celestial mechanics and provide new tools for the study of Hamiltonian dynamics in rotating systems.

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