The lunar and solar perturbations in the motion of an artificial satellite due to the fourth degree Legendre polynomial
Lunar and solar perturbations in motion of artificial satellite due to fourth degree Legendre polynomial
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Lunar and solar perturbations in motion of artificial satellite due to fourth degree Legendre polynomial
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