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Amaro J. Rica da Silva José P. S. Lemos 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2008,100(3):191-208
We derive the equations for the gravity assist manoeuvre in the general 2D case without the constraints of circular planetary
orbits or widely different masses as assumed by Broucke (AIAA/AAS 1988) and obtain the slingshot conditions and maximum energy
gain for arbitrary mass ratios of two colliding rigid bodies. Using the geometric view developed in an earlier paper by the
authors (Rica da Silva, A., Lemos, J.P.S.: Am. J. Phys. 74, 584–590, 2006) the possible trajectories are computed for both attractive or repulsive interactions yielding a further insight
on the slingshot mechanics and its parametrization. . The general slingshot manoeuvre for arbitrary masses is explained as a particular case of the possible outcomes of attractive
or repulsive binary collisions, and the correlation between asymptotic information and orbital parameters is obtained in general. 相似文献
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Cilia Derese Dimitri Vandenberghe Nele Eggermont Jan Bastiaens Rica Annaert Peter Van den haute 《Quaternary Geochronology》2010,5(2-3):336-341
Close to the village of Pulle (N Belgium), six trenches were opened for archaeological research. This resulted in the discovery of a dense spread of traces of human settlement. Only a relatively small number of artefacts was found, but these allowed attributing the traces to habitation during the Iron Age and Early Middle Ages. In one of the trenches, the level with the archaeological finds was covered by a drift-sand dune. The accumulation of these aeolian sediments presumably put an end to the human occupation. Hence, dating these sediments might provide essential information as to the chronology of the occupational history of the site.Quartz-based optical dating was applied to constrain the timing of sand-drifting at Pulle. All samples showed satisfactory luminescence characteristics and yielded an internally consistent set of optical ages. Within analytical uncertainty, the age results show no increase with depth and do not allow differentiating between distinct phases of sand-drifting. An average age of 1.2 ± 0.1 ka was obtained, which is interpreted as an upper age limit for human occupation at the site. The results also illustrate (the limit on) the time resolution that can be achieved through conventional quartz single-aliquot optical dating techniques; considering these limitations, we conclude that the sand-drifting at Pulle occurred during a single, fairly short event in the Early Middle Ages. 相似文献
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