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Long Periods in the Three-Dimensional Motion of Trojan Asteroids
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 April 2016
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The long periods caused by Jupiter, or Jupiter and Saturn in the motion of a Trojan are studied by numerical integration. Orbital inclinations between 0° and 50° are considered. Results on the length of the periods and on their main effects in the osculating elements are presented. It turns out that secular resonances can be important for the evolution of Trojan orbits.
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