Asteroid-Planet-Sun Interaction in the Presence of a Planetary Satellite

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Nov 2000

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Icarus, Volume 148, Issue 1, pp. 139-146 (2000).

Physics

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The restricted three-body dynamics of the asteroid-planet-Sun system in the heliocentric frame is generalized to include the action of an existing massive planetary satellite. The introduction of a planetary satellite allows the asteroid to change both its angular momentum and its energy with respect to the planet through scattering by the satellite. The asteroid-satellite scattering, therefore, breaks the capture/escape constraint within the framework of three-body interactions and makes permanent capture of asteroids feasible.

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