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The solution of Kepler's equation, III

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Recently proposed methods of iteration and initial guesses are discussed, including the method of Laguerre-Conway. Tactics for a more refined initial guess for use with universal variables over a small time interval are described.

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Danby, J.M.A. The solution of Kepler's equation, III. Celestial Mechanics 40, 303–312 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01235847

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