Targeted Exoplanets in Non-Transiting Systems: Predictions via KAM Theorem

Targeted list of exoplanet predictions in non-transiting star systems. Applying KAM theorem to orbital mechanics allows the use of a star's mass and fundamental frequency to predict the location of the next consecutive orbital period in the system. This method provides a predictive model for identifying exoplanets whose orbital periods do not transit the host star. These nodes predict the formation of systems under ideal conditions. Planetary collisions, star mergers, and other cosmic mechanics will inevitably lead to unique discrepancies in orbital periods. However, this list is meant to hunt down the most likely initial suspects with regard to some of the most studied systems. If a statistically significant amount of these predictions stand true, it may set fluid dynamic models of the universe as superior predictive models to the standard $\Lambda$CDM cosmological model. This github repository makes it easy to search the TESS database yourself: https://github.com/coltlien/Exoplanet-Hunt.git Have fun.