On the Stability of High Inclination Trojans

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Dec 1995

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Earth, Moon, and Planets, Volume 71, Issue 3, pp.195-198

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Numerical integrations have been performed for orbits of Venus', Earth's and Mars' Trojan-asteroid test particles in a self consistent model of the solar system to study the stability of inclined Trojan orbits. In the case of Mars low inclination orbits tend to be unstable while the contrary seems to apply to Venus and Earth, although the stability of some very high inclination orbits may not be excluded on the basis of these computations.

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