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Cross-Tidal Effects and Orbit-Orbit Resonances
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 August 2017
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In this paper we discuss the influence of the deformation of a planet caused by a first satellite on the orbit of a second satellite of the same planet, where both satellites are supposed to be involved in an orbit-orbit resonance. Numerical results are given for seven orbit-orbit resonances in the Solar System.
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