Extended canonical transformations increasing the number of variables.

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Jan 1988

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NATO Advanced Study Institute on Long-Term Dynamical Behaviour of Natural and Artificial N-Body Systems, p. 377 - 383

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Celestial Mechanics

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Redundant variables have been successfully used in Celestial Mechanics
for a long time. Here, the author is concerned specially with the
changes of coordinates increasing their number. Among them, the Euler
parameters, K-S variables, or other sets of variables by Broucke are
widely known.

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