3. Transfers

Linearization in the vicinity of points L ₁ and L ₂ (§ 2.1.2 ) shows stable and unstable components superimposed on the periodic components. Similarly, linearization in the vicinity of a halo orbit reveals stable and unstable components called invariant varieties of the orbit.

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