Plane resonance rotations of a dynamically symmetric satellite in the three-body problem

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Elliptic Differential Equations, Orbital Mechanics, Resonance, Satellite Orbits, Satellite Rotation, Three Body Problem, Astrodynamics, Celestial Mechanics, Cislunar Space, Earth-Moon System, Ellipsoids, Librational Motion

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Several resonance phenomena in the dynamics of the relative motion of a satellite in the elliptical, restricted, three-body problem are considered. First-order asymptotic approximations are constructed for plane rotations of the satellite under the assumption that its ellipsoid of inertia is close to a sphere while the center of mass of the satellite moves along an arbitrary conditionally periodic orbit of the three-body problem. Several resonance rotations of a satellite near libration points and in large halo orbits in the earth-moon system are analyzed as examples.

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