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The book traces attempts to solve celestial mechanics problems from Newton's Principia in 1686 onward. It centers on Henri Poincaré's 1888 prize-winning paper for King Oscar II of Sweden and Norway.\\n\\nPoincaré submitted a memoir on the three-body problem and the equations of dynamics. The paper won the prize. Poincaré later identified a serious error. Correction of that error revealed chaotic behavior in deterministic systems.\\n\\nThe authors present this history through the qualitative and geometrical methods Poincaré introduced. They describe how mathematical rigor applied to heavenly motions produced the field of nonlinear dynamics.\\n\\n## Core Results\\n\\nThe book establishes that Poincaré's work on the restricted three-body problem first demonstrated transverse homoclinic orbits. These orbits imply complicated, non-periodic motions near them. The motions obstruct analytic integrals of motion beyond total energy.\\n\\nDiacu and Holmes show how Poincaré's correction process uncovered sensitivity to initial conditions. Small changes in starting positions produce widely diverging orbits over time. This finding marks an early mathematical description of what later became known as chaos.\\n\\nThe authors connect this discovery to subsequent developments by Birkhoff, Smale, and others. They place the result inside the broader history of attempts to prove stability of the solar system.\\n\\n## Exact Passages and Citations\\n\\nThe Princeton University Press description states: \\\"In 1888, the 34-year-old Henri Poincaré submitted a paper that was to change the course of science, but not before it underwent significant changes itself. 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