Rotation axes of asteroids - Results for 14 objects

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Asteroids, Celestial Mechanics, Planetary Rotation, Rotating Bodies, Axes Of Rotation, Polar Coordinates, Weighting Functions, Asteroids, Rotation, Axis, Catalog, Observations, Astronomy, Data, Calculations, Techniques, Procedure, Amplitude, Magnitude, Diagrams, Comparisons, Analysis, Pallas, Hebe, Metis, Psyche, Kalliope, Juno, Bellona, Amphitrite, Laetitia, Nysa, Ausonia, Hektor, Eleonora

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In this paper results of determinations of the rotation axis direction (as given by ecliptic coordinates of its intersection with geocentric celestial sphere) for 14 asteroids are presented for which a sufficient number of good observations are available. The calculation is performed by using the improved amplitude-magnitude method developed by V. Zappalà, M. Di Martino, P. Farinella, and P. Paolicchi (1983). Additionally, an improvement of the method is described regarding a weighting procedure. Whenever possible, the results are compared with already existing data, coming from other methods (mainly from photometric astrometry).

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