Secular resonances in mean motion commensurabilities - The 2/1 and 3/2 cases

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Asteroids, Orbital Resonances (Celestial Mechanics), Secular Variations, Solar Orbits, Eccentricity, Jupiter (Planet), Asteroids, Resonance, Motion, Commensurability, Dynamics, Perturbations, Orbits, Inclination, Hecuba Gap, Hilda Asteroids, Celestial Mechanics, Eccentricity, Calculations, Numerical Methods, Simulation, Distribution

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The role of secular resonances inside the 2/1 and 3/2 mean motion commensurabilities is examined. The interaction between nu5 and nu6 gives rise to a wide chaotic layer at large eccentricity. Conversely, the nu16 resonance, which pumps up the asteroids's inclination, is present at moderate eccentricity in the 2/1 and at large eccentricity in the 3/2. Thus, the distribution of the asteroids in the Hilda group (3/2 commensurability) is bounded by this secular resonance, which would cross a fictitious family in the 2.1. This provides new clues for a possible expansion of the existence of the Hecuba gap and the Hilda group.

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