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A NNALES DE L ’I. H. P., SECTION C

A. A MBROSETTI

V. C OTI Z ELATI

Addendum to closed orbits of fixed energy for a class of N-body problems

Annales de l’I. H. P., section C, tome 9, n

o

3 (1992), p. 337-338

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Addendum to

Closed orbits of fixed energy for

a

class of N-body problems

by A. AMBROSETTI

V. COTI ZELATI Ann. Inst. Henri Poincaré,

Vol. 9, 3, 1992, p. 337-338. Analyse non linéaire

Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa

and

University of Napoli, Faculty of Architecture, Napoli

In Lemma of 6 the paper Closed Orbits

of fixed

energy

for

a class

of N-body problems, published

on this Journal

9, No. 2, 1992,

pp. 187-

200)

it is claimed that critical

points of f~

are found

by applying

the

Mountain-Pass Theorem.

Actually,

such a Theorem needs to be

slightly changed,

in order to make it

applicable

in Lemma 6. We indicate below the

required

modification.

Let

~p=~u~~o: ~~~II--’P~~ ~’p-~pEc~~O, ~~~ ~~~:l~p(Q~~I-~~ ~~~)=~1 ~~

and

Hereafter, By

Lemma 2

(i), Suppose

c is not a critical

level for Since

(PS +) holds,

then there exist m > 0 and k

E ~

0,

j3,% 2 [

such

for all

11 :

[0, 03C4u [ x 0 ~

E denote the steepest descent flow

satisfying

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338 A. AMBROSETTI AND V. COTI ZELATI

where X

is,

as

usual,

a

pseudo-gradient

vector field for such that

(i) X (u)

= 0

if f ’£ (u) _

c - 2 k

or h (u) >_

c +

2 k, (ii ) X (u) = f £

if

and

(s, M)) ~/, (M), (see

the Deform- ation lemma in

[2]).

Since,

as a consequence of

(2 . 3), fE (u)

-~ + oo whenever

u --~ v E aAo - ~ 0 ~,

then

(iii)

above

readily implies that 11 (s, u) E Ao

when-

ever

u E Ao and 11 (s,

0.

Let us show that

p/2,

for all

According

to the

preceding remark,

this follows in the usual way

u) I > p/2,

V s iu

(indeed,

in such a case

~u = + oo ). Otherwise,

let

[

be such that

~ ~ ~ (S, u) ~ ~

=

p/2,

for some u E

Ep

Then

proving

the claim.

Note also that the same arguments used to prove Lemma 2

(i ) yield

that

( f E (u) ~ u) > o, ~ u E Ao, ~ ~ u ~ ~ = P-

whenever

and

After these

preliminaries,

let k’ min

(k, p/4 m)

and let

p~039303C1

be such

that

(p (03BE))

c + k’. Consider the

path

7?i

(03BE) = ~(03C1 2, p (03BE)). Using

03BE

the

properties

of the vector field

X,

one shows in the standard way that

Moreover, whereas,

as noted

before,

i

~ ~ p 1 (o) ~ ~ P.

Let

Setting

q (~) = p ~ (~o + ~ ( 1- ~o)),

it follows that as well as

a contradiction which shows that c is a critical level

03BE

fory,.

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