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Analytical Theory of Motion of GLONASS Satellites

Transactions of IAA RAS, issue 37, 93–96 (2016)

Keywords: analytical theory of motion of GLONASS satellites, Delaunay method, spectral analysis, Stokes coefficients, lunar-solar perturbations.

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Analytical theory of the motion of GLONASS satellites is developed by classical Delaunay method considering Stokes coefficients up to the third degree and main lunar-solar perturbation. Spectral analysis of the theoretical and precise satellite ephemeris provided by the International GNSS Service is done. A qualitative comparison of theoretically obtained series of Keplerian elements with precise ephemeris of GLONASS satellites is performed.

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E. V. Kalacheva, S. D. Petrov. Analytical Theory of Motion of GLONASS Satellites // Transactions of IAA RAS. — 2016. — Issue 37. — P. 93–96.

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