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Is motion under the conservative self-force in black hole spacetimes an integrable Hamiltonian system?
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Symplectic mechanics of relativistic spinning compact bodies. III. quadratic-in-spin integrability in Type-D Einstein spacetimes: persistence and breakdown cites this paper.
Symplectic mechanics of relativistic spinning compact bodies. III. quadratic-in-spin integrability in Type-D Einstein spacetimes: persistence and breakdown Is motion under the conservative self-force in black hole spacetimes an integrable Hamiltonian system?
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