Titlebook: Stability of the Solar System and Its Minor Natural and Artificial Bodies; Victor G. Szebehely (Richard B. Curran Chair of En Book 1985 D.

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Book 1985n Cortina d‘Ampezzo, Italy between August 6 and August 17, 1984. The invited lectures are printed in their entirety while the seminar contributions are presented as abstracts. Our Advanced Study Institutes were originated in 1972 and the reader, familiar with periodic phenomena, so important in Cele

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Existence and Stability of Circular Orbits in Axially-Symmetric Gravitational Fieldso-fixed-force-centers problem. Depending on the mass distribution, it is found that multiple orbits may exist with the same radius but at different positions along the symmetry axis. Such orbits will be alternately stable-unstable. In general, the axial positions of the orbits will shift as the orbital radius changes.

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Stability in Celestial Mechanicsres concentrate on the future stability research along the lines of qualitative and quantitative concepts and measures, emphasizing non-integrable dynamical systems which are intimately connected with celestial mechanics.

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The Tiny Satellites of Jupiter and Saturn and their Interactions with the Ringsears, with particular attention to observational and theoretical problems regarding future recovery and stability. Various recent theories are then summarized for gravitational interactions between satellites and ring particles and between the ring particles themselves.

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On the Brown Conjectureasymptotic orbit that passes through the Langrangian point L., for t = ± ∞. The paper refutes this conjecture analytically, thereby confirming the previously published numerical refutation by Henrard (1983).

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The Three-Body Problem with Two Small Masses: A Singular-Perturbation Approach to the Problem of Satibed by the following two matched approximations: (1) the outer solution consisting of two independent Kepler motions about m., (2) the inner solution satisfying Hill’s lunar equation. The discussion of Hill’s problem with appropriate boundary conditions at infinity correctly predicts that Saturn’s

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