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Caractéristiques de l'objet
- État
- Subject Area
- Science
- ISBN
- 9780521575973
- Publication Name
- Solar System Dynamics
- Item Length
- 9.6 in
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press
- Subject
- Astronomy
- Publication Year
- 2000
- Type
- Textbook
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1.2 in
- Item Width
- 6.7 in
- Item Weight
- 33.5 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 608 Pages
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The force of gravity acting over eons has provided the solar system with an intricate dynamical structure, much of it revealed by recent space missions. This comprehensive introduction to the dynamical features of the solar system also provides all the mathematical tools and physical models needed for a complete understanding of the subject. Clearly written and well illustrated coverage shows how a basic knowledge of the two- and three-body problems and perturbation theory can be combined to understand features as diverse as the tidal heating of Jupiter's moon Io, the origin of the Kirkwood gaps in the asteroid belt, and the radial structure of Saturn's rings. Problems at the end of each chapter and a free Internet Mathematica(R) software package help students to fully develop their understanding of the subject. This volume provides an authoritative textbook for advanced undergraduate and graduate courses on planetary dynamics and celestial mechanics. It also equips students with the mathematical tools to tackle broader courses on dynamics, dynamical systems, applications of chaos theory and nonlinear dynamics. Written by two leading figures in planetary dynamics, it is a benchmark publication in the field and destined to become a classic.
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Publisher
Cambridge University Press
ISBN-10
0521575974
ISBN-13
9780521575973
eBay Product ID (ePID)
769532
Product Key Features
Publication Name
Solar System Dynamics
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Subject
Astronomy
Publication Year
2000
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Science
Number of Pages
608 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
9.6 in
Item Height
1.2 in
Item Width
6.7 in
Item Weight
33.5 Oz
Additional Product Features
LCCN
99-019679
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Lc Classification Number
Qb500.5 .M87 1999
Reviews
‘… a benchmark publication in the field of planetary dynamics and destined to become a classic’.Europe & Astronomy, ' … likely to become the standard graduate-level text in this field. I wish I'd had it when I started out in solar system dynamics.' Martin J. Duncan, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, 'If you want to know (literally) what's rockin' and rollin' in the solar system, this is the book ... refreshingly clear and understandable.' Professor Carolyn C. Porco, University of Arizona, Tucson, 'This book beautifully bridges the gap between the old and the new celestial mechanics ...'.Professor Brian G. Marsden, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, ' ... a lucid textbook and a comprehensive reference ... An authoritative work of this type is long overdue and this one should remain a classic in the field for years to come.' Dr Donald K. Yeomans, NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory, ' ... likely to become the standard graduate-level text in this field. I wish I'd had it when I started out in solar system dynamics.' Professor Martin J. Duncan, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, ‘The subject of planetary dynamics will greatly benefit from the publication of Murray and Dermott’s textbook.’Irish Astronomical Journal, "...this book is well written, well organized, and is certainly a welcome addition to the library of any astrodynamacist, solar system or not." Applied Mechanics Reviews, ‘ … the first textbook to describe the powerful new analytic and numerical methods in planetary dynamics, and one of the most important textbooks in this field in several decades. It will be read by every serious student of solar system dynamics.’Professor Scott Tremaine, Princeton University, 'The subject of planetary dynamics will greatly benefit from the publication of Murray and Dermott's textbook.' Irish Astronomical Journal, ‘This book beautifully bridges the gap between the old and the new celestial mechanics …’.Professor Brian G. Marsden, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, 'This book beautifully bridges the gap between the old and the new celestial mechanics ...'. Professor Brian G. Marsden, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, ' ... the first textbook to describe the powerful new analytic and numerical methods in planetary dynamics, and one of the most important textbooks in this field in several decades. It will be read by every serious student of solar system dynamics.' Professor Scott Tremaine, Princeton University, ' … a lucid textbook and a comprehensive reference … An authoritative work of this type is long overdue and this one should remain a classic in the field for years to come.' Donald K. Yeomans, NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory, ' ... a lucid textbook and a comprehensive reference ... An authoritative work of this type is long overdue and this one should remain a classic in the field for years to come.' Donald K. Yeomans, NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory, "The book represents an exciting excursion into the dynamics of the solar system as a whole and of its separate constituents (planets, planetary satellites, asteroids, comets etc). The book represents a "bridge" from the classical celestial mechanics to the modern dynamical astronomy. ... As a whole, [this monograph] represents an indubitable interest for the scientific researchers who specialize in the field of celestial mechanics and dynamics of the solar-system bodies, as well as for the students and aspirants of corresponding specialties." - Translated review, originally written by K.B.Kholshhevnikov and V.V.Orlov for Astron. Vestnik, ‘ … achieves the seemingly impossible by taking us from the first historical formulations … through to the [latest] advances proferred … A well written and indexed book; an ‘absolute must’ for any graduate student and researcher in Solar System and Planetary Studies’.Professor J. A. M. McDonnell, University of Kent, Canterbury, ' ... achieves the seemingly impossible by taking us from the first historical formulations ... through to the [latest] advances proferred ... A well written and indexed book; an 'absolute must' for any graduate student and researcher in Solar System and Planetary Studies'. Professor J. A. M. McDonnell, University of Kent, Canterbury, 'This book beautifully bridges the gap between the old and the new celestial mechanics …'. Brian G. Marsden, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, "...succeeds admirably in presenting the classical methods as well as the latest research techniques and results...likely to become the standard graduate-level text in this field. I wish I'd had it when I started out in solar system dynamics." Professor Martin J. Duncan, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, '... a benchmark publication in the field of planetary dynamics and destined to become a classic'. Europe & Astronomy, "All topics are covered both qualitatively and quantitatively with impressive rigor... A useful resource for students studying mathematical techniques in dynamics." Choice, 'If you want to know (literally) what's rockin' and rollin' in the solar system, this is the book … refreshingly clear and understandable.' Carolyn C. Porco, University of Arizona, Tucson, "...a lucid textbook and a comprehensive reference....An authoritative work of this type is long overdue and this one should remain a classic in the field for years to come." Dr. Donald K. Yeomans, NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 'Solar System Dynamics is excellent reading for anyone who wants to learn how meteorites get to Earth, why Mercury spins 3 times for each 2 orbits, and how Io's volcanism is powered. I plan to adopt it for my course on planetary physics. Professor Peter Goldreich, California Institute of Technology, ' ... achieves the seemingly impossible by taking us from the first historical formulations ... through to the [latest] advances proferred ... A well written and indexed book; an 'absolute must' for any graduate student and researcher in Solar System and Planetary Studies'. J. A. M. McDonnell, University of Kent, Canterbury, ‘ … likely to become the standard graduate-level text in this field. I wish I’d had it when I started out in solar system dynamics.’Professor Martin J. Duncan, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, ' … the first textbook to describe the powerful new analytic and numerical methods in planetary dynamics, and one of the most important textbooks in this field in several decades. It will be read by every serious student of solar system dynamics.' Scott Tremaine, Princeton University, ‘ … a lucid textbook and a comprehensive reference … An authoritative work of this type is long overdue and this one should remain a classic in the field for years to come.’Dr Donald K. Yeomans, NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory, '… a benchmark publication in the field of planetary dynamics and destined to become a classic'. Europe & Astronomy, 'Solar System Dynamics is excellent reading for anyone who wants to learn how meteorites get to Earth, why Mercury spins 3 times for each 2 orbits, and how Io's volcanism is powered. I plan to adopt it for my course on planetary physics. Peter Goldreich, California Institute of Technology, ' … achieves the seemingly impossible by taking us from the first historical formulations … through to the [latest] advances proferred … A well written and indexed book; an 'absolute must' for any graduate student and researcher in Solar System and Planetary Studies'. J. A. M. McDonnell, University of Kent, Canterbury, "The need for a new and exhaustive book in solar system dynamics is wonderfully met by [this] text....stimulating, well-written, and informative, it discusses in a masterly way every significant and exciting recent development in the subject. The authors' crystal-clear exposition...is greatly helped by the inclusion of the necessary classical background...[and] cleverly-constructed problems...[this] book will undoubtedly take its place with previously acknowledged leaders in its field. It will become indispensable to undergraduate and postgraduate students and to the serious researcher." Professor Archie E. Roy, University of Glasgow, 'The need for a new and exhaustive book in solar system dynamics is wonderfully met by [this] text … stimulating, well-written, and informative, it discusses in a masterly way every significant and exciting recent development in the subject. The authors' crystal-clear exposition … is greatly helped by the inclusion of the necessary classical background... [and] cleverly constructed problems … [this] book will undoubtedly take its place with previously acknowledged leaders in its field. It will become indispensable to undergraduate and postgraduate students and to the serious researcher.' Archie E. Roy, University of Glasgow, "...the first textbook to describe the powerful new analytic and numerical methods in planetary dynamics, and one of the most important textbooks in this field in several decades. It will be read by every serious student of solar system dynamics." Professor Scott Tremaine, Princeton University, ‘Solar System Dynamics is excellent reading for anyone who wants to learn how meteorites get to Earth, why Mercury spins 3 times for each 2 orbits, and how Io’s volcanism is powered. I plan to adopt it for my course on planetary physics.Professor Peter Goldreich, California Institute of Technology, 'The need for a new and exhaustive book in solar system dynamics is wonderfully met by [this] text ... stimulating, well-written, and informative, it discusses in a masterly way every significant and exciting recent development in the subject. The authors' crystal-clear exposition ... is greatly helped by the inclusion of the necessary classical background... [and] cleverly constructed problems ... [this] book will undoubtedly take its place with previously acknowledged leaders in its field. It will become indispensable to undergraduate and postgraduate students and to the serious researcher.' Archie E. Roy, University of Glasgow, ‘The need for a new and exhaustive book in solar system dynamics is wonderfully met by [this] text … stimulating, well-written, and informative, it discusses in a masterly way every significant and exciting recent development in the subject. The authors’ crystal-clear exposition … is greatly helped by the inclusion of the necessary classical background... [and] cleverly constructed problems … [this] book will undoubtedly take its place with previously acknowledged leaders in its field. It will become indispensable to undergraduate and postgraduate students and to the serious researcher.’Professor Archie E. Roy, University of Glasgow, "The book under review, written by leading specialists in the field, is an excellent addition to the literature on solar system dynamics and, more generally, celestial mechanics...It provides an in-depth presentation of what is known at this point, including many results of the authors themselves." Mathematical Reviews, "...[the authors] have expanded significantly the usual boundaries of the old classical Celestial mechanics, taking into account the development of the ground-based observations and observations from space, and unprecedented progress of the computational means and codes. It allowed to not only present, with mathematical rigor, the results of the studies of the solar-system dynamics known from the classical Celestial mechanics, but also to introduce the reader to the relatively young scientific discipline related with modern theories of resonant events and chaos. ... The book is targeted for the specialists working in the field of modern Celestial mechanics, and for the university students and aspirants." - Translated review, originally written by V.K.Abalakin for Books about the Earth and the Sky, 'The need for a new and exhaustive book in solar system dynamics is wonderfully met by [this] text ... stimulating, well-written, and informative, it discusses in a masterly way every significant and exciting recent development in the subject. The authors' crystal-clear exposition ... is greatly helped by the inclusion of the necessary classical background... [and] cleverly constructed problems ... [this] book will undoubtedly take its place with previously acknowledged leaders in its field. It will become indispensable to undergraduate and postgraduate students and to the serious researcher.' Professor Archie E. Roy, University of Glasgow, ‘If you want to know (literally) what’s rockin’ and rollin’ in the solar system, this is the book … refreshingly clear and understandable.’Professor Carolyn C. Porco, University of Arizona, Tucson
Table of Content
Preface; 1. Structure of the solar system; 2. The two-body problem; 3. The restricted three-body problem; 4. Tides, rotation and shape; 5. Spin-orbit coupling; 6. The disturbing function; 7. Secular perturbations; 8. Resonant perturbations; 9. Chaos and long-term evolution; 10. Planetary rings; Appendix A. Solar system data; Appendix B. Expansion of the disturbing function; Index.
Copyright Date
1999
Dewey Decimal
523.2
Dewey Edition
21
Illustrated
Yes
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