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This paper deals with the use of recent computational techniques in the numerical study of qualitative properties of two degrees of freedom of Hamiltonian systems. These numerical methods are based on the computation of the OFLI2 Chaos Indicator, the Crash Test and exit basins and the skeleton of symmetric periodic orbits. As paradigmatic examples, three classical problems are studied: the Copenhagen and the (n + 1)-body ring problems and the Hénón–Heiles Hamiltonian. All the numerical integrations have been done by using the state-of-the-art numerical library TIDES based on the extended Taylor series method.
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