definition A.658 The orbit function

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definition A.658: The orbit functionA.658equation 27.30: eq:cfs-binet-u27.30equation 19.4: eq:newt-fma19.4proposition 27.23: Binet equation27.23definition A.659: Circular orbit and its indexA.659equation 27.29: eq:cfs-binet-phidot27.29equation 27.16: eq:cfs-polar-acceleration27.16equation 27.46: eq:cfs-orbit-ode27.46phenomenon 19.10: Force, mass and acceleration19.10proposition 19.71: The Newtonian closed system is a Lagrangian system19.71theorem 27.30: Reduction of the two-body problem27.30theorem 19.32: Conservation of energy19.32theorem 19.12: Galilean covariance of the second law19.12theorem 19.38: Work–energy theorem19.38equation 27.26: eq:cfs-energy-conserved27.26equation 27.44: eq:cfs-relative-derivation27.44equation 27.20: eq:cfs-angular-momentum-polar27.20proof : ch:10-central-forces-statics@proof-14proofequation A.1050: eq:app-bertrand-orbitA.1050lemma A.660: The index in terms of the forceA.660

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