Nonlinearity in astronomy: the case of lunar acceleration. How ancient occultations and eclipses have been used to recover this parameter

Details Nonlinearity in astronomy: the case of lunar acceleration. How ancient occultations and eclipses have been used to recover this parameter Nonlinearity in astronomy: the case of lunar acceleration. How ancient occultations and eclipses have been used to recover this parameter

Jul 2008

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"3rd Stueckelberg Workshop on Relativistic Field Theories, held July 8-18, 2008 at ICRANet Center, Pescara (Italy). Published on

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