Titlebook: Dynamics of Small Solar System Bodies and Exoplanets; Jean J. Souchay,Rudolf Dvorak Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010 Astro

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The Gaia Mission and the Asteroids,roid observations and the scientific harvest in perspective of what was achieved in the pre-Gaia era. In this lecture we focus on the determination of size of asteroids, shape and rotation, taxonomy, orbits and their improvements with historical highlight and also the dynamical model in general.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-3553-7more complicated from the dynamical point of view—we selected some interesting systems—like Jupiter–Saturn analogs and the close binary systems HD41004 AB, Gliese 86, and γ Cephei—for which we discuss the dynamical stability . Finally, we provide an insight into dynamical contributions to the interdisciplinary research of habitability.

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The Physics of Asteroids and Their Junction with Dynamics,ting for new physical effects such as Yarkovsky and Yarkovsky–O’Keefe–Radzievskii–Paddack effects. A review of these topic reveals the complexity and the importance of interdisciplinary research on these bodies.

Entirety

Dynamical Stability of Extra-Solar Planets,more complicated from the dynamical point of view—we selected some interesting systems—like Jupiter–Saturn analogs and the close binary systems HD41004 AB, Gliese 86, and γ Cephei—for which we discuss the dynamical stability . Finally, we provide an insight into dynamical contributions to the interdisciplinary research of habitability.

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Cometary Dynamics,es. We end the review by a preliminary discussion of two current problems dealing with cometary dynamics: the formation and evolution of the scattered disk and the Oort Cloud and the capture of comets into short-period orbits.

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An Introduction to Common Numerical Integration Codes Used in Dynamical Astronomy,amical astronomy. Six methods are being presented, including a Cash–Karp Runge–Kutta, Radau15, Lie Series, Bulirsch-Stoer, Candy, and a symplectic Hybrid integrator of Mon. Not.R. Astro. Soc. .: 793–799,?]. Their main properties, as for example, the handling of conserved quantities, will be discussed on the basis of the Kepler problem.