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We consider a model that describes the evolution of distant satellite orbits and that refines the solution of the doubly averaged
Hill problem. Generally speaking, such a refinement was performed previously by J. Kovalevsky and A.A. Orlov in terms of Zeipel’s
method by constructing a solution of the third order with respect to the small parameter m, the ratio of the mean motions of the planet and the satellite. The analytical solution suggested here differs from the solutions
obtained by these authors and is closest in form to the general solution of the doubly averaged problem (∼m
2). We have performed a qualitative analysis of the evolutionary equations and conditions for the intersection of satellite
orbits with the surface of a spherical planet with a finite radius. Using the suggested solution, we have obtained improved
analytical time dependences of the elements of evolving orbits for a number of distant satellites of giant planets compared
to the solution of the doubly averaged Hill problem and, thus, achieved their better agreement with the results of our numerical
integration of the rigorous equations of perturbed motion for satellites. 相似文献
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One of the possible early states of the Earth-Moon system was a system of several large satellites around the Earth. The dynamical
evolution of coplanar three-body systems is studied; a planet (Earth) and two massive satellites (proto-moons) with geocentric
orbits of slightly different radii. Such configurations may arise in multiple satellite systems receding from a planet due
to tidal friction. The numerical integration of the equations of motion shows that initially circular Keplerian orbits are
soon transformed into disturbed elliptic orbits which are intersecting. The life-time of such a coplanar system between two
probable physical collisions of satellites is roughly from one day to one year for satellite systems with radii less than
20R⊕, and may reach 100 yr for three-dimensional systems. This time-scale is short in comparison with the duration of the removal
of satellites due to tides raised on the planet, which is estimated as 106–108 yr for the same orbital dimensions. Therefore, the life-time of a system of several proto-moons is mainly determined by their
tidal interactions with the Earth. For conditions which we have considered, the most probable result of the evolution was
coalescence of satellites as the consequence of the collisions. 相似文献
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An analytical expansion of the disturbing function arising from direct planetary perturbations on the motion of satellites is derived. As a Fourier series, it allows the investigation of the secular effects of these direct perturbations, as well as of every argument present in the perturbation. In particular, we construct an analytical model describing the evection resonance between the longitude of pericenter of the satellite orbit and the longitude of a planet, and study briefly its dynamic. The expansion developed in this paper is valid in the case of planar and circular planetary orbits, but not limited in eccentricity or inclination of the satellite orbit. 相似文献
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M. A. Vashkov’yak 《Astronomy Letters》2005,31(1):64-72
We describe an approximate numerical-analytical method for calculating the perturbations of the elements of distant satellite orbits. The model for the motion of a distant satellite includes the solar attraction and the eccentricity and ecliptic inclination of the orbit of the central planet. In addition, we take into account the variations in planetary orbital elements with time due to secular perturbations. Our work is based on Zeipel’s method for constructing the canonical transformations that relate osculating satellite orbital elements to the mean ones. The corresponding transformation of the Hamiltonian is used to construct an evolution system of equations for mean elements. The numerical solution of this system free from rapidly oscillating functions and the inverse transformation from the mean to osculating elements allows the evolution of distant satellite orbits to be studied on long time scales on the order of several hundred or thousand satellite orbital periods. 相似文献
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D. V. Nikonchuk 《Astronomy Letters》2012,38(12):813-828
Anonlinear analytical theory of secular perturbations in the problem of the motion of a systemof small bodies around a major attractive center has been developed. Themutual perturbations of the satellites and the influence of the oblateness of the central body are taken into account in the model. In contrast to the classical Laplace-Lagrange theory based on linear equations for Lagrange elements, the third-degree terms in orbital eccentricities and inclinations are taken into account in the equations. The corresponding improvement of the solution turns out to be essential in studying the evolution of orbits over long time intervals. A program inC has been written to calculate the corrections to the fundamental frequencies of the solution and the third-degree secular perturbations in orbital eccentricities and inclinations. The proposed method has been applied to investigate the motion of the major Uranian satellites. Over time intervals longer than 100 years, allowance for the nonlinear terms in the equations is shown to give corrections to the coordinates of Miranda on the order of the orbital eccentricity, which is several thousand kilometers in linear measure. For other satellites, the effect of allowance for the nonlinear terms turns out to be smaller. Obviously, when a general analytical theory of motion for the major Uranian satellites is constructed, the nonlinear terms in the equations for the secular perturbations should be taken into account. 相似文献
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M. A. Vashkov’yak 《Solar System Research》2016,50(6):390-401
The problem of the secular perturbations of the orbit of a test satellite with a negligible mass caused by the joint influence of the oblateness of the central planet and the attraction by its most massive (or main) satellites and the Sun is considered. In contrast to the previous studies of this problem, an analytical expression for the full averaged perturbing function has been derived for an arbitrary orbital inclination of the test satellite. A numerical method has been used to solve the evolution system at arbitrary values of the constant parameters and initial elements. The behavior of some set of orbits in the region of an approximately equal influence of the perturbing factors under consideration has been studied for the satellite system of Uranus on time scales of the order of tens of thousands of years. The key role of the Lidov–Kozai effect for a qualitative explanation of the absence of small bodies in nearly circular equatorial orbits with semimajor axes exceeding ~1.8 million km has been revealed. 相似文献
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M. A. Vashkov’yak 《Solar System Research》2016,50(1):33-43
Two special cases of the problem of the secular perturbations in the orbital elements of a satellite with a negligible mass produced by the joint influence of the oblateness of the central planet and the attraction by its most massive (or main) satellites and the Sun are considered. These cases are among the integrable ones in the general nonintegrable evolution problem. The first case is realized when the plane of the satellite orbit and the rotation axis of the planet lie in its orbital plane. The second case is realized when the plane of the satellite orbit is orthogonal to the line of intersection between the equatorial and orbital planes of the planet. The corresponding particular solutions correspond to those polar satellite orbits for which the main qualitative features of the evolution of the eccentricity and pericenter argument are described here. Families of integral curves have been constructed in the phase plane of these elements for the satellite systems of Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus. 相似文献
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The absence of Uranus’s equatorial satellites in the region of approximately equal influence of its oblateness and solar perturbations is explained in terms of an improved physical model. This model is more complete than the previously studied case of an integrable averaged problem. The model improvement stems from the fact that the inclination of Uranus’s equator to the ecliptic differs by 90° and that the orbital evolution of Uranus due to secular planetary perturbations is taken into account. The lifetime of Uranus’s hypothetical satellites in orbits with semimajor axes 1.3–7 million km can be estimated by numerically integrating the evolution equations to be ～104 yr. This is the time scale on which the evolution of the orbits leads to their intersection with the orbits of inner satellites. 相似文献
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Sergey M. Kudryavtsev 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》1995,61(3):207-215
A high-precise analytical theory of a satellite in orbit around a non-spherical planet has been developed. The Poisson's small parameter method has been used. All secular and short-periodic perturbations proportional up to and including a product of five arbitrary harmonic coefficients of the planetary potential expansion are calculated. Long-periodic perturbations are derived with the accuracy of up to the fourth-order, inclusive. The influence of the high-order perturbations on the motion of ETALON-1 satellite has been investigated. The results of comparison of the numerical and analytical integration of the equations of its motion over a five year interval are as follows:
The theory is intended to be used for processing precise laser range measurements of the Earth geodynamical satellites over long-term intervals. 相似文献
| – | - the r.m.s. difference between the positions is 1.1 cm; |
| – | - the r.m.s. difference between the ranges is 0.5 cm. |
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Joachim Heimberger Michael Soffel Hanns Ruder 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》1989,47(2):205-217
The motion of artificial satellites in the gravitational field of an oblate body is discussed in the post — Newtonian framework using the technique of canonical Lie transformations. Two Lie transformations are used to derive explicit results for the longperiodic and secular perturbations for satellite orbits in the Einstein case. 相似文献
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We propose an approach to the study of the evolution of high-apogee twelve-hour orbits of artificial Earth’s satellites. We describe parameters of the motion model used for the artificial Earth’s satellite such that the principal gravitational perturbations of the Moon and Sun, nonsphericity of the Earth, and perturbations from the light pressure force are approximately taken into account. To solve the system of averaged equations describing the evolution of the orbit parameters of an artificial satellite, we use both numeric and analytic methods. To select initial parameters of the twelve-hour orbit, we assume that the path of the satellite along the surface of the Earth is stable. Results obtained by the analytic method and by the numerical integration of the evolving system are compared. For intervals of several years, we obtain estimates of oscillation periods and amplitudes for orbital elements. To verify the results and estimate the precision of the method, we use the numerical integration of rigorous (not averaged) equations of motion of the artificial satellite: they take into account forces acting on the satellite substantially more completely and precisely. The described method can be applied not only to the investigation of orbit evolutions of artificial satellites of the Earth; it can be applied to the investigation of the orbit evolution for other planets of the Solar system provided that the corresponding research problem will arise in the future and the considered special class of resonance orbits of satellites will be used for that purpose. 相似文献
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Finding relative satellite orbits that guarantee long-term bounded relative motion is important for cluster flight, wherein
a group of satellites remain within bounded distances while applying very few formationkeeping maneuvers. However, most existing
astrodynamical approaches utilize mean orbital elements for detecting bounded relative orbits, and therefore cannot guarantee
long-term boundedness under realistic gravitational models. The main purpose of the present paper is to develop analytical
methods for designing long-term bounded relative orbits under high-order gravitational perturbations. The key underlying observation
is that in the presence of arbitrarily high-order even zonal harmonics perturbations, the dynamics are superintegrable for
equatorial orbits. When only J
2 is considered, the current paper offers a closed-form solution for the relative motion in the equatorial plane using elliptic
integrals. Moreover, necessary and sufficient periodicity conditions for the relative motion are determined. The proposed
methodology for the J
2-perturbed relative motion is then extended to non-equatorial orbits and to the case of any high-order even zonal harmonics
(J
2n
, n ≥ 1). Numerical simulations show how the suggested methodology can be implemented for designing bounded relative quasiperiodic
orbits in the presence of the complete zonal part of the gravitational potential. 相似文献
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P. Pástor 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2012,112(1):23-45
The orbital evolution of a dust particle under the action of a fast interstellar gas flow is investigated. The secular time
derivatives of Keplerian orbital elements and the radial, transversal, and normal components of the gas flow velocity vector
at the pericentre of the particle’s orbit are derived. The secular time derivatives of the semi-major axis, eccentricity,
and of the radial, transversal, and normal components of the gas flow velocity vector at the pericentre of the particle’s
orbit constitute a system of equations that determines the evolution of the particle’s orbit in space with respect to the
gas flow velocity vector. This system of differential equations can be easily solved analytically. From the solution of the
system we found the evolution of the Keplerian orbital elements in the special case when the orbital elements are determined
with respect to a plane perpendicular to the gas flow velocity vector. Transformation of the Keplerian orbital elements determined
for this special case into orbital elements determined with respect to an arbitrary oriented plane is presented. The orbital
elements of the dust particle change periodically with a constant oscillation period or remain constant. Planar, perpendicular
and stationary solutions are discussed. The applicability of this solution in the Solar System is also investigated. We consider
icy particles with radii from 1 to 10 μm. The presented solution is valid for these particles in orbits with semi-major axes
from 200 to 3000 AU and eccentricities smaller than 0.8, approximately. The oscillation periods for these orbits range from
105 to 2 × 106 years, approximately. 相似文献
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We present the results of the study of long-term orbital evolution of space debris objects, formed from end-of-life space vehicles (SV) of satellite radio navigation systems in the medium Earth orbit (MEO) region. Dynamical features of the evolution of objects in this region have been studied on the basis of 20-year laser surveillance with the Etalon-1 and Etalon-2 satellites and the results of numerical simulation of the long-term evolution of operating and disposal orbits of uncontrolled GLONASS and GPS SVs. It is shown that perturbations from secular lunisolar resonances produce an eccentricity growth for orbits with inclinations chosen for navigation constellations; this significantly changes the positions of these orbits in space and results in the ingress of end-of-life objects into the area of operating SVs. 相似文献
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The twice-averaged Hill problem with the oblateness of the central planet is considered in the case where its equatorial plane coincides with the plane of its orbital motion relative to the perturbing body. A qualitative study of this so-called coplanar integrable case was begun by Y. Kozai in 1963 and continued by M.L. Lidov and M.V. Yarskaya in 1974. However, no rigorous analytical solution of the problem can be obtained due to the complexity of the integrals. In this paper we obtain some quantitative evolution characteristics and propose an approximate constructive-analytical solution of the evolution system in the form of explicit time dependences of satellite orbit elements. The methodical accuracy has been estimated for several orbits of artificial lunar satellites by comparison with the numerical solution of the evolution system. 相似文献
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M. A. Vashkov’yak 《Astronomy Letters》2003,29(6):416-423
A modified method for averaging the perturbing function in Hill’s problem is suggested. The averaging is performed in the revolution period of the satellite over the mean anomaly of its motion with a full allowance for a variation in the position of the perturbing body. At its fixed position, the semimajor axis of the satellite orbit during the revolution of the satellite is constant in view of the evolution equations, while the remaining orbital elements undergo secular and long-period perturbations. Therefore, when the motion of the perturbing body is taken into account, the semimajor axis of the satellite orbit undergoes the strongest perturbations. The suggested approach generalizes the averaging method in which only the linear (in time) term is included in the perturbing function. This method requires no expansion in powers of time. The described method is illustrated by calculating the perturbations of the semimajor axes for two distant satellites of Saturn, S/2000 S 1 and S/2000 S5. An approximate analytic solution is compared with the results of numerical integration of the averaged system of equations of motion for these satellites. 相似文献
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Irregular satellites—moons that occupy large orbits of significant eccentricity e and/or inclination I—circle each of the giant planets. The irregulars often extend close to the orbital stability limit, about 1/3-1/2 of the way to the edge of their planet's Hill sphere. The distant, elongated, and inclined orbits suggest capture, which presumably would give a random distribution of inclinations. Yet, no known irregulars have inclinations (relative to the ecliptic) between 47 and 141°.This paper shows that many high-I orbits are unstable due to secular solar perturbations. High-inclination orbits suffer appreciable periodic changes in eccentricity; large eccentricities can either drive particles with ∼70°<I<110° deep into the realm of the regular satellites (where collisions and scatterings are likely to remove them from planetocentric orbits on a timescale of 107-109 years) or expel them from the Hill sphere of the planet.By carrying out long-term (109 years) orbital integrations for a variety of hypothetical satellites, we demonstrate that solar and planetary perturbations, by causing particles to strike (or to escape) their planet, considerably broaden this zone of avoidance. It grows to at least 55°<I<130° for orbits whose pericenters freely oscillate from 0 to 360°, while particles whose pericenters are locked at ±90° (Kozai mechanism) can remain for longer times.We estimate that the stable phase space (over 10 Myr) for satellites trapped in the Kozai resonance contains ∼10% of all stable orbits, suggesting the possible existence of a family of undiscovered objects at higher inclinations than those currently known. 相似文献