Wrong hypotheses in the generalized RTBP
Generalized restricted three body problems consist of adding some extra hypotheses to the Restricted three body problem (RTBP) in order to have a new problem, not very different of the original RTBP. However, not any additional hypothesis is allowed; it must satisfy the laws of Physics. Among the se...
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| description | Generalized restricted three body problems consist of adding some extra hypotheses to the Restricted three body problem (RTBP) in order to have a new problem, not very different of the original RTBP. However, not any additional hypothesis is allowed; it must satisfy the laws of Physics. Among the several generalizations found in literature, we prove that at least there are two hypotheses that cannot be used, namely: 1) Perturbation in Coriolis and/or centrifugal forces, and 2) primaries are spheroids moving on elliptical orbits. |
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