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In this paper, an application of the extended Delaunay methods is made to the ideal resonance problem. We show how the theory of integration proposed in a preceding paper works in a simple problem, and discuss how to proceed in more complicated situations.
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Sessin, W. Application of the extended Delaunay method to the ideal resonance problem. Celestial Mechanics 40, 293–301 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01235846
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