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Elements of the orbit of α centauri [PDF]
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W. Doberck
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The orbit elements of Halley's Comet [PDF]
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Cowell, P. H., Crommelin, A. C. D.
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An Improvement of the Orbital Elements of Hyperion [PDF]
For the improvement of the orbital elements of Hyperion, a program of photographic observations of Saturnian satellites has been made since the opposition of 1966. In this paper are presented the reduction method and results derived from the observations during the oppositions of 1968 and 1977.
Yoshizumi Hatanaka
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Statistical distributions of orbital elements of interstellar meteors [PDF]
The suggestion on the interstellar origin of the definitely hyperbolic meteors is justified.
A. K. Markina, L. Ya. Skoblikova
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Orbital Elements of Double Stars [PDF]
T. J. J. See
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A generalization of the equinoctial orbital elements [PDF]
We introduce six quantities that generalize the equinoctial orbital elements when some or all the perturbing forces that act on the propagated body are derived from a disturbing potential. Three of the elements define a non-osculating ellipse on the orbital plane, other two fix the orientation of the equinoctial reference frame, and the last allows one
Giulio Baù+2 more
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Improved Elements of the Orbits of Asteroids
Kaoru Akiyama, Kiyotsugu Hirayama
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Elements of the Orbit of Comet Wells [PDF]
A. Graham
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Observations of the Rigollet Comet from Korea and Japan [PDF]
Since Rigollet first discovered a comet in 1939, many follow-up observations have been made, particularly in Europe. It is now known that the Rigollet comet is identical with the one observed by Herschel in 1788, and thus it is now called 35P/1939 O1 ...
Ki-Won Lee+3 more
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Correlations of Orbital Elements for Visual Double Stars [PDF]
In this paper, the authors examine the dependence of correlation coefficients of orbital elements on the length of the orbital arc covered by measurements, on measurements of different accuracies, and on the number of measurements.
Milic, I. S., Cvetkovic, Z.
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