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Description: Web-based resources accompanying the book of this name, by Carl D. Murray and Stanley F. Dermott.
Solar System Dynamics by Carl Murray and Stanley Dermott is the first textbook to provide a comprehensive description of the dynamical features of the Solar System. Published by , it provides an authoritative reference book for students of celestial mechanics and planetary dynamics.
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| Page title: | Solar System Dynamics by Carl Murray and Stanley Dermott |
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| Description: | Solar System Dynamics by Carl D. Murray and Stanley F. Dermott : the first textbook to provide a comprehensive description of the dynamical features of the Solar System. |
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