Physics
Scientific paper
Dec 1974
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Celestial Mechanics, Volume 10, Issue 4, pp.405-422
Physics
11
Scientific paper
This paper deals with the implications of ‘stability’ as applied to the numerical calculation of orbits. The study was motivated by the recent appearance of several proposed transformations of the classical Newtonian equations of motion which ‘analytically stabilize’ Cowell's method. This report analyzes the basic properties of such stabilizing transformations and shows the removal of the period as a parameter is the key to these transformations and, that although such transformations do not yield global numerical error bounds, the error propagation properties are more favorable-linear vs quadratic growth.
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