Evolution of orbits in the restricted circular twice-averaged three body problem. II - Quantitative characteristics

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Circular Orbits, Eccentric Orbits, Orbit Calculation, Orbital Mechanics, Solar Orbits, Three Body Problem, Evolution (Development), Gauss Equation, Numerical Integration, Orbital Elements, Steady State

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A numerical-analytical method for determining the secular part of the disturbing function is used to calculate the limits of eccentricity variation of the evolving orbit of a zero-mass point in the framework of the restricted circular twice-averaged three body problem. Eccentricity values that correspond to the steady-state local solutions of the problem are determined. Two methods for calculating the evolution of asteroid-type orbits are compared: a method for solving the Gauss problem and a method of the numerical integration of rigorous equations of the restricted circular three body problem.

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