Systematic numerical experiments show that the Hill-type stability criterion does not indicate, in the case of the initially elliptic coplanar three-body problem, a practical hierarchical stability. In some situations, this analytical criterion seems to be too restrictive, so that empirical stability regions exist outside the Hill-type stability regions; in other situations, however, it can be shown that specific instabilities occur frequently inside the Hill-type stability regions.
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Ge, Y.-C. (1991). Hill-Type Stability and Hierarchical Stability of the General Three-Body Problem (pp. 475–479). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-5997-5_41
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