Dynamics of artificial satellite orbits with tesseral resonances including the effects of luni- solar perturbations (Q4237735)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1275159
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1275159 |
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Dynamics of artificial satellite orbits with tesseral resonances including the effects of luni- solar perturbations (English)
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1 June 1999
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eccentric and inclined satellite orbits
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effect of Earth potential
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geopotential tesseral harmonics
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luni-solar perturbations
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gravity terms
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This paper investigates eccentric and inclined satellite orbits that are nearly resonant with the Earth's rotation rate. The perturbations to a Keplerian orbit include the effect of Earth potential, and the third-body effects from Sun and Moon. The authors find a resonance overlap between interacting geopotential tesseral harmonics and harmonics due to the luni-solar perturbations. This study incorporates also gravity terms into the dynamical model, so that their influence on the motion can be determined.
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