Celestial Dynamics: Chaoticity and Dynamics of Celestial Systems 1st Edition by Rudolf Dvorak (PDF)

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Written by an internationally renowned expert author and researcher, this monograph fills the need for a book conveying the sophisticated tools needed to calculate exo-planet motion and interplanetary space flight. It is unique in considering the critical problems of dynamics and stability, making use of the software Mathematica, including supplements for practical use of the formulae. A must-have for astronomers and applied mathematicians alike.

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Editorial Reviews: Review “In summary, despite the omissions mentioned above, this book is an interesting addition to the subject because the presentation is systematic and self-contained, and it contains a valuable material that would be useful to postgraduate students interested in the field and also to some people working in celestial mechanics.” (Zentralblatt MATH, 1 March 2014) From the Inside Flap Written by an internationally renowned expert author and researcher, this monograph fills the need for a book conveying the sophisticated tools needed to calculate exo-planet motion and interplanetary space flight. It is unique in considering the critical problems of dynamics and stability, making use of the software Mathematica, including supplements for practical use of formulae.From the Contents:The challenge of scienceHamiltonian mechanicsNumerical and analytical toolsThe stability problemThe two-body problemThe restricted three-body problemThe sitnikov problemPlanetary theoryResonancesLunar theory“All books have a strong personal component in the topics that one chooses to include or not in it. ‘Celestial Dynamics’, by Dvorak and Lhotka, is not an exception to the rule. It is a portrait of the choices made by the AstroDynamicsGroup of the University of Vienna, and even of the former group of Dvorak’s students at the University of Graz. We find highlighted in the book, all the subjects they privileged in these 30 years, from the Lie Series Integrator to the Trojan asteroids, and whose development we can follow looking at their papers and, in particular, at the series of publications of the Humboldt Colloquia in Celestial Mechanics organized in Austria since 1984. Whereas many chapters are of immediate practical use, others include recent mathematical developments related to stability of dynamical systems in general.” (Prof. Ferraz-Mello, Sao Paulo) From the Back Cover Written by an internationally renowned expert author and researcher, this monograph fills the need for a book conveying the sophisticated tools needed to calculate exo-planet motion and interplanetary space flight. It is unique in considering the critical problems of dynamics and stability, making use of the software Mathematica, including supplements for practical use of formulae.From the Contents:The challenge of scienceHamiltonian mechanicsNumerical and analytical toolsThe stability problemThe two-body problemThe restricted three-body problemThe sitnikov problemPlanetary theoryResonancesLunar theory“All books have a strong personal component in the topics that one chooses to include or not in it. ‘Celestial Dynamics’, by Dvorak and Lhotka, is not an exception to the rule. It is a portrait of the choices made by the AstroDynamicsGroup of the University of Vienna, and even of the former group of Dvorak’s students at the University of Graz. We find highlighted in the book, all the subjects they privileged in these 30 years, from the Lie Series Integrator to the Trojan asteroids, and whose development we can follow looking at their papers and, in particular, at the series of publications of the Humboldt Colloquia in Celestial Mechanics organized in Austria since 1984. Whereas many chapters are of immediate practical use, others include recent mathematical developments related to stability of dynamical systems in general.” (Prof. Ferraz-Mello, Sao Paulo) About the Author Rudolf Dvorak, now serving at the Institute of Astronomy in Vienna, has gained research experience in planet research at international institutions including the Bureau des Longitudes in Paris. More than 130 publications provide proof. Dr. Christoph Lhotka is member of Rudolf Dvorak’s workgroup, and an expert with the software Mathematica. Read more

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