Delaunay variables

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Delaunay variables are a set of canonical action-angle variables used in celestial mechanics to simplify the analysis of orbital motion and perturbations.

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instanceOf action–angle variables ⓘ
canonical variables ⓘ
set of orbital elements ⓘ
appliesTo restricted three-body problem ⓘ
two-body problem ⓘ
assumes central gravitational potential ⓘ
basedOn Keplerian orbital elements ⓘ
correspondsToOrbitalElement argument of periapsis ⓘ
longitude of ascending node ⓘ
mean anomaly ⓘ
correspondsToOrbitalElement eccentricity ⓘ
inclination ⓘ
semi-major axis ⓘ
definedIn phase space of orbital elements ⓘ
enables averaging over fast angles ⓘ
separation of fast and slow orbital variables ⓘ
field astrodynamics ⓘ
dynamical astronomy ⓘ
hasActionVariable D ⓘ
G ⓘ
H ⓘ
hasAngleVariable g ⓘ
h ⓘ
ℓ ⓘ
hasComponent D ⓘ
G ⓘ
H ⓘ
g ⓘ
h ⓘ
ℓ ⓘ
introducedBy Charles-Eugène Delaunay ⓘ
linked to: Henri Andoyer
isCanonicalWithRespectTo standard symplectic form ⓘ
isGeneralizationOf Keplerian elements in Hamiltonian form ⓘ
relatedTo Poincaré variables ⓘ
canonical transformations in mechanics ⓘ
usedFor analysis of orbital motion ⓘ
analytical theory of planetary motion ⓘ
lunar theory ⓘ
perturbation theory in celestial mechanics ⓘ
satellite orbit perturbation analysis ⓘ
simplification of Hamiltonian formulation of orbital dynamics ⓘ
usedIn Hamiltonian perturbation theory ⓘ
Lagrange planetary equations ⓘ
celestial mechanics ⓘ
study of long-term orbital evolution ⓘ

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Lagrange’s planetary equations → relatedTo → Delaunay variables ⓘ