Computer Science
Scientific paper
Jan 1982
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Celestial Mechanics, vol. 26, Jan. 1982. 119 p. (For individual items see A82-21132 to A82-21138)
Computer Science
Celestial Mechanics, Conferences, Ephemerides, Perturbation Theory, Planetary Orbits, Solar Orbits, Asymptotic Methods, Computer Techniques, Earth-Moon System, Galilean Satellites, Libration, Numerical Integration, Orbit Calculation, Orbit Perturbation, Saturn Satellites, Venus (Planet)
Scientific paper
Topics discussed include perturbation theory, the libration of the moon, and the motion of the moon, planets, and satellites. Particular consideration is given to asymptotic series for planetary motion in periodic terms in three dimensions, progress in the analytical theories of the moon's orbital motion, evidence for lunar librations near resonance, semianalytical planetary theories, and the extension of the general planetary theory to the case of resonance and its application to the Galilean satellites.
Chapront Jean
Henrard Jacques
Schmidt Deena
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