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Test of the Hypothesis for an Unknown Distant Massive Planet in the Solar System Applying Tisserand’s Criterion to a System of Long-Period Comets
Earth, Moon, and Planets ( IF 0.9 ) Pub Date : 2021-07-25 , DOI: 10.1007/s11038-021-09541-3
Ayyub Guliyev 1 , Rustam Guliyev 1 , Shaig Nabiyev 2
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This article presents the results of an analysis of Tisserand’s constant for 1389 long-period comets in relation to a hypothetical planet. A mechanism is proposed to apply Tisserand’s criterion for a relatively trans-Neptunian planet with a notable inclination and orbit eccentricity. In particular, the algorithm considers the planet’s heliocentric distance in the era of a clearly-defined transformational change in the cometary orbit. Thus, we carried out the corresponding calculations by simulating the planet motion plane. This study allows a comparative analysis of Tisserand constant values for proposed hypothetical planet parameters. The most notable result is for a planet at a proposed distance of 340 AU.



中文翻译:

将 Tisserand 准则应用于长周期彗星系统对太阳系中一颗未知遥远大质量行星的假设进行检验

本文介绍了与假设行星相关的 1389 颗长周期彗星的 Tisserand 常数分析结果。提出了一种机制,以将 Tisserand 的标准应用于具有显着倾角和轨道偏心率的相对跨海王星行星。特别是,该算法考虑了在明确定义的彗星轨道转换变化时代行星的日心距离。因此,我们通过模拟行星运动平面进行了相应的计算。这项研究允许对提议的假设行星参数的 Tisserand 常数值进行比较分析。最显着的结果是一颗距离建议为 340 天文单位的行星。

更新日期:2021-07-25
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