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A novel approach for solving equations of the rotational dynamics of finite-sized satellite in the vicinity of collinear points {L1, L2} for the elliptic restricted problem of three bodies, ER3BP is presented in this work. We consider two primaries, MSun and mplanet (the last is secondary in that binary system), both are orbiting around their barycenter on elliptic orbits. Case of collinear point L3 should be investigated additionally in future works. Our aim is to revisit previously presented in work (Ashenberg: J Guid Control Dyn 19(1):68–74, 1996) approach and to investigate the updated type of the dynamics of satellite rotation correlated implicitly to its motion (in the synodic co-rotating Cartesian coordinate system) in so way that it will always be located near the secondary planet, mplanet, moving in this motion in the vicinity of collinear points {L1, L2} on quasi-stable elliptic orbit.
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In this research, Dr. Sergey Ershkov is responsible for the general ansatz and the solving procedure, simple algebra manipulations, calculations, results of the article and also is responsible for the search for analytical and semi-analytical solutions. Prof. Dmytro Leshchenko is responsible for theoretical investigations as well as for the deep survey of the literature on the problem under consideration. Dr. Alla Rachinskaya is responsible for obtaining numerical solutions related to approximated ones (including their graphical plots). All authors agreed with results and conclusions each other in Sects. 1–4.
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Appendix: A1 (estimation of absolute magnitudes for parameter A in (5)–(8))
Appendix: A1 (estimation of absolute magnitudes for parameter A in (5)–(8))
Let us estimate the absolute magnitudes of parameter A which have been presented in formulae (5)–(8) [e.g. for the expression presented in the left part of (8)] by series of Taylor expansions, neglecting the terms of second-order smallness and less:
where ω02 = 3(B − A)/C < < 1 is the inertial parameter of the satellite (which equals to zero for ellipsoid of rotation, for example), whereas e.g. \(\mu \; \cong \;3.040 \cdot 10^{{\, - {\kern 1pt} 6}}\) for the case of two primaries in system “Earth-Sun”.
It is worth to note that the range of possible initial values for α is limited as pointed below:
Namely, the only possible initial value (for wide range of true anomaly f) is, obviously, α0 = 0.
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Ershkov, S., Leshchenko, D. & Rachinskaya, A. Semi-analytical findings for rotational trapped motion of satellite in the vicinity of collinear points {L1, L2} in planar ER3BP. Arch Appl Mech 92, 3005–3012 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00419-022-02222-1
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