phenomenon 27.32 Kepler's first law: bound orbits are closed ellipses

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phenomenon 27.32: Kepler's first law: bound orbits are closed ellipses27.32equation 27.28: eq:cfs-binet27.28equation 27.13: eq:cfs-central-force27.13theorem 27.30: Reduction of the two-body problem27.30proof : ch:10-central-forces-statics@proof-19proofproposition 45.8: Orbit equation45.8proposition 27.18: Conservation of angular momentum27.18proposition 27.21: Conservation of the areal speed27.21proposition 27.20: Conservation of energy27.20equation 19.38: eq:newt-cm-position19.38equation 19.4: eq:newt-fma19.4postulate 19.48: Newton's third law19.48phenomenon 27.35: Kepler's third law27.35phenomenon 50.1: Dark companions too massive to be neutron stars50.1phenomenon 50.2: Four million solar masses inside the orbit of a single star50.2proof : ch:10-central-forces-statics@proof-18proof

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