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DS maps for ∆i = 10° guided by a stable periodic orbit of the FI family (top) and an unstable periodic orbit of the FII family (middle) and GII family (bottom). The chosen initial conditions, which remained fixed while some varied for the computation of each grid, are reported above each row (see also Table 3). The dashed cyan curves depict the collisions and close encounters between the bodies. In the areas denoted by QS and HS, θ librates about 0 and 180°, respectively. TP4 and TP5 stand for the regular domains created by the asymmetric families generated by L4 and L5, where θ librates accordingly. R denotes areas in which θ rotates. Dark (pale) colours show regular (chaotic) orbits.

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