Abstract
We present an expansion of the disturbing function for the thirdbody perturbations in the form
where ε is the ratio of semi-major axes (a/a′) and Xnm and Ynm depend only on the five elements e , i , M , ω , Ω of the satellite while X (3)nm and y (3)nm depend on the corresponding elements of the perturbing body. Each one of the four functions X and Y is represented as a product of two factors as opposed to three factors in our previous publication of this subject (Broucke, 1981). We develop several relations for the construction of the X and Y-series. These series are relatively short and can be computed in advance and stored on magnetic tape, for instance.
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Broucke, R., Presler, W. (1982). Expansion of the Disturbing Function by Factorization. In: Calame, O. (eds) High-Precision Earth Rotation and Earth-Moon Dynamics. Astrophysics and Space Science Library, vol 94. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-7807-2_37
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