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Find the derivation of equation of motion and explain each equation in a clear way.

The shape of the path is obtained from the general formula (14.7). Sul tuting there \( U=-\alpha / r \) and effecting the ele

 

Let us first consider elliptical orbits. With \( a \) and \( e \) given by (15.6) and (15.4) we can write the integral (14.6)

 

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The shape of the path is obtained from the general formula (14.7). Sul tuting there \( U=-\alpha / r \) and effecting the elementary integration, we hat \[ \phi=\cos ^{-1} \frac{(M / r)-(m \alpha / M)}{\sqrt{\left(2 m E+\frac{m^{2} \alpha^{2}}{M^{2}}\right)}}+\text { constant. } \] Taking the origin of \( \phi \) such that the constant is zero, and putting \[ p=M^{2} / m \alpha, \quad e=\sqrt{ }\left[1+\left(2 E M^{2} / m \alpha^{2}\right)\right], \] we can write the equation of the path as \[ p / r=1+e \cos \phi \] Let us first consider elliptical orbits. With \( a \) and \( e \) given by (15.6) and (15.4) we can write the integral (14.6) for the time as \( t=\sqrt{\frac{m}{2|E|}} \int \frac{r \mathrm{~d} r}{\sqrt{\left[-r^{2}+(\alpha /|E|) r-\left(M^{2} / 2 m|E|\right)\right]}} \)


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