ON LONG RANGE EFFECTS IN THE MOTION OF ARTIFICIAL SATELLITES
Long range effects in the motion of artificial satellites
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Long range effects in the motion of artificial satellites
Perturbation analysis of the general theory of relativity and development of variations in the two-body keplerian orbital elements
Development of a new theory of general planetary perturbations in rectangular coordinates
Perturbation analysis of the general theory of relativity and development of variations in the two-body keplarian orbital elements /see accession no. a63-15324, issue no. 11/
Runge-kutta integration to approximate a system of nonlinear equations by a series of linear equations
Applicability of halphen method to computing long- range effects in motion of celestial bodies on artificial satellites
Runge-kutta integration to approximate system of nonlinear equations by series of linear equations
Two-center problem orbit as intermediate orbit for restricted three-body problem
Planetary orbit change in major axis, eccentricity and inclination induced by passing star and calculated with central limit theorem
Determining higher order perturbations for lunar orbiter by Krylov-Bololiubov and Poincare methods
Computational mathematics, perturbed orbit three-body problem, and periodic trajectories solutions through computer methods
Limiting stellar surface analysis for nonsynchronous rotation of close binary stars
Modifications in Brouwer theory of perturbations in rectangular coordinates
Restricted three-body problem for motion analysis of planetoid orbiting around triangular equilibrium point
Particle motion near triangular libration point in Earth-Moon system
Long-period librations of Trojan planetary orbits in rotating three-body coordinate system