Periodic orbit in the photo-gravitational restricted three body problem around the collinear Lagrangian points when more massive primary is an oblate spheroid and source of radiation

  • Authors

    • Derick John Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences
    • Ram Krishan Sharma Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences
    2022-01-02
    https://doi.org/10.14419/ijaa.v9i1.31627
  • Angular Frequency, Collinear Lagrangian Points, Oblateness, Periodic Orbits, Radiation Pressure, Restricted Three Body Problem.

  • The circular Restricted Three Body Problem is considered with the more massive primary as an oblate spheroid and source of radiation. A new mean motion expression given by n2=1+6A is used in the present study, when the secular effect of the oblateness on the mean motion, argument of perigee and right ascension of the ascending node is considered. The locations of the collinear Lagrangian points are found. It is found to have some variation from the previous study conducted on the same because of the new mean motion that is considered in this study. The variations of the location of the Lagrangian points due to the unperturbed as well as the perturbed problem due to oblateness and radiation pressure are studied. A study on the eccentricity e and angular frequency s at L1, L2 and L3 is carried out. It is observed how the change in effect of oblateness and radiation pressure has affected the location, angular frequency and eccentricity at L3, though there are only small changes noticed in the case of L1 and L2.

     

     

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    John, D., & Krishan Sharma, R. (2022). Periodic orbit in the photo-gravitational restricted three body problem around the collinear Lagrangian points when more massive primary is an oblate spheroid and source of radiation. International Journal of Advanced Astronomy, 9(1), 32-37. https://doi.org/10.14419/ijaa.v9i1.31627