Dynamics of Kepler problem with linear drag
DOI10.1007/S10569-014-9553-8zbMATH Open1298.70010OpenAlexW2031426837MaRDI QIDQ468562FDOQ468562
Authors: Rafael Ortega, Alessandro Margheri, Carlota Rebelo 
Publication date: 7 November 2014
Published in: Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy (Search for Journal in Brave)
Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10569-014-9553-8
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- Periodic solutions to a forced Kepler problem in the plane
- The first integrals and orbit equation for the Kepler problem with drag
- On a family of Kepler problems with linear dissipation
- Numerical integration in celestial mechanics: a case for contact geometry
- Semi-analytic solution of a two-body problem with drag
- On the Lambert problem with drag
- Halley's minimal kinetic energy problem for projectile motion with drag quadratic in speed
- First integrals for the Kepler problem with linear drag
- A dissipative Kepler problem with a family of singular drags
- Linear frictional forces cause orbits to neither circularize nor precess
- McGehee blow-up of the Kepler problem on surfaces of constant curvature
- Revisiting the Kepler problem with linear drag using the blowup method and normal form theory
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