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Poincaré-Similar Variables Including J 2-Secular Effects

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In a previous paper we had defined a set of eight generalized canonical Delaunay- Similar (CDS) variables incorporating the first-order secular effects present in the Main Problem in the Theory of Earth’s Artificial Satellite. The new CDS set wsls derived by means of a canonical transformation whose generating function is inspired by Deprit’s radial intermediary and can be considered as a generalization of a canonical set introduced by Scheifele. When applied to Deprit’s intermediary, the proposed variables lead to a simple solution, the momenta being constant and the co-ordinates being either a constant or a linear function of the independent variable. As a further step, a set of generalized Poincaré-Similar (PS) canonical variables corresponding to the aforesaid DS ones is now constructed; the new GPS set also exhibits the same feature of containing the whole first-order secular contribution of the J2 zonal harmonic of the Earth’s potential and is free from singularities.

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Floría, L., Ferrándiz, J.M. (1991). Poincaré-Similar Variables Including J 2-Secular Effects. In: Roy, A.E. (eds) Predictability, Stability, and Chaos in N-Body Dynamical Systems. NATO ASI Series, vol 272. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-5997-5_25

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