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Fixed-angular-momentum stability at 2s, 3s and 4s

Physical scope

Worked parameter values for the conditional Schwarzschild fixed-angular-momentum radial model; not full orbital stability or an observation.

Example

Use s>0 and the reduced potential Wℓ(r)=(1−s/r)(c2+ℓ2/r2) of Lyapunov stability of Schwarzschild circular orbits in the fixed-angular-momentum radial system. At a circular orbit, ℓ2=c2sr02/(2r0−3s).

  1. Stable radial equilibrium at r0=4s. The circular value is ℓ2=16c2s2/5, and

    Wℓ′′(4s)=2c2s(4s−3s)(4s)3(8s−3s)=c2160s2>0.

    The fixed-ℓ radial equilibrium is Lyapunov stable.

  2. Unstable radial equilibrium at r0=2s. Here ℓ2=4c2s2 and

    Wℓ′′(2s)=2c2s(2s−3s)(2s)3(4s−3s)=−c24s2<0.

    The fixed-ℓ equilibrium is unstable.

  3. Degenerate endpoint at r0=3s. Here ℓ2=3c2s2 and Wℓ′(r)=c2s(r−3s)2/r4. It has a stationary inflection rather than a strict extremum, and the radial equilibrium is not Lyapunov stable by the one-sided perturbation argument in the theorem.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: s,c>0, the Schwarzschild radial potential, and the fixed-angular-momentum stability theorem.

[F1]

At a timelike circular orbit r0>3s/2, ℓ2=c2sr02/(2r0−3s) and Vℓ′′(r0)=c2s(r0−3s)/(r03(2r0−3s)) for Vℓ=Wℓ/2 (Circular timelike geodesics, their radial-potential stability threshold, and the photon sphere at r = 3s/2 clause (c)).

[F2]

For the fixed-ℓ radial system, radii r0>3s are Lyapunov stable and radii 3s/2<r0≤3s are not (Lyapunov stability of Schwarzschild circular orbits in the fixed-angular-momentum radial system).

Verification

technique · substitute each radius in the exact circular angular-momentum and potential-curvature formulas, then apply the radial stability theorem
1.1givenF1F2algebra

At r0=4s, substitution gives ℓ2=c2s(16s2)/(8s−3s)=16c2s2/5 and [F1] gives Wℓ′′=2Vℓ′′=c2/(160s2)>0. Since 4s>3s, [F2] classifies the equilibrium as Lyapunov stable in the fixed-ℓ radial state.

1.2givenF1F2algebra

At r0=2s, substitution gives ℓ2=4c2s2 and Wℓ′′=2Vℓ′′=−c2/(4s2)<0. Since 3s/2<2s<3s, [F2] classifies this equilibrium as unstable.

2.1givenF1F2algebra∎

At r0=3s, substitution gives ℓ2=3c2s2. Direct differentiation of Wℓ(r)=(1−s/r)(c2+ℓ2/r2) at this fixed angular momentum gives Wℓ′(r)=c2s(r−3s)2/r4, positive away from 3s and zero at 3s. The equilibrium is a stationary inflection; [F2] classifies it as not Lyapunov stable. All three results are restricted radial-model classifications.

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