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DescriptionNewton revolving orbits 1 0.95.png | A small inverse-cubic force is added to the inverse-square gravitational attraction can produce a slow precession of the elliptical orbit. The black ellipse shows the unperturbed case. The red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet orbits show successive cycles of the perturbed case. The ellipticity is 0.8, as in Newton_revolving_orbits_1_2_3_6.png and Newton_revolving_orbits_1_inv2_inv3.png. |
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