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Kamel, Osman M.; Soliman, Adel S.

The construction of a seventh-order Jupiter-Saturn analytical theory. (English) Zbl 0825.70068

Earth Moon Planets 60, No. 2, 141-175 (1993).

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70F15 Celestial mechanics
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