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On the symmetric difference quotient and its application to the correction of orbits (II). A numerical analysis

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In this paper we present, among other things, the numerical analysis of behaviour of ordinary and symmetric difference quotients for some elementary functions, for rectangular coordinates (velocity components) in relation to orbital elements and initial values of coordinates (velocity components) in Keplerian motion.

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Serafin, R.A., Wnuk, E. On the symmetric difference quotient and its application to the correction of orbits (II). A numerical analysis. Celestial Mechanics 42, 175–186 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01232955

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