
doi: 10.1007/bf00691971
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fictitious Keplerian asteroid, Newton's method, Celestial mechanics, Orbital mechanics, Lambert's equation, stability, three measurements of time and angular coordinates, real asteroid orbits, KS variables
fictitious Keplerian asteroid, Newton's method, Celestial mechanics, Orbital mechanics, Lambert's equation, stability, three measurements of time and angular coordinates, real asteroid orbits, KS variables
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