 ... peculiar relations among the periodic times of the planets, which do not compensate each other till after one, or even till after many revolutions of both bodies. A periodical inequality of this kind in the motions of Jupiter and Saturn, has a period...  An Elementary Treatise on Astronomy. ... - Page xlby Robert Woodhouse - 1818 - 487 pagesFull view - About this book
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...c"=A'+2/--, (4), dt= - —===, (5). LetF denote the resultant of the force towards the first centre, and of the resolved part of the disturbing force, which acts in the direction of r; then I have by Vol. XVI, p. 28G, -rf ? =F, (6), which by 2dr r*dv* c" fc"drI\ substituting -^- for... | |
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