example 23.26 The Kepler problem, and the Bohr formula

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example 23.26: The Kepler problem, and the Bohr formula23.26definition 23.13: Additive separability23.13equation 70.4: eq:atom-hydrogen-levels70.4equation 23.49: eq:hj-action-variable23.49definition 23.5: Complete integral23.5equation 23.15: eq:hj-characteristic-equation23.15definition 23.28: Action variables23.28proposition 23.14: Cyclic coordinates23.14proposition 23.20: Separability implies integrability23.20theorem 23.17: Stäckel's conditions are sufficient23.17definition A.554: Actions on the torusA.554example 23.27: Charged particle in a uniform magnetic field23.27equation 23.53: eq:hj-angle-circuit23.53

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