Mean longitude is an angle that advances uniformly at the mean motion in an unperturbed Kepler orbit.
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- Conjunction-longitude sensitivity to an encounter
- Damped first-order resonant complex eccentricity
- Eccentricity-enhanced near-resonant transit-timing variation
- Orbital elements from Hill coordinates
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- Resonant argument
- Resonant conjunction geometry
- True longitude
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