Simon1994PlanetaryPositions Class

Provides Point instances representing the positions of the planets computed using the equations described in Simon J.L., Bretagnon P., Chapront J., Chapront-Touze M., Francou G., Laskar J., 1994, A&A 282, 663-683.

Inheritance Hierarchy

SystemObject
AGI.Foundation.CelestialSimon1994PlanetaryPositions

Namespace: AGI.Foundation.Celestial
Assembly: AGI.Foundation.Models (in AGI.Foundation.Models.dll) Version: 24.2.419.0 (24.2.419.0)

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public static class Simon1994PlanetaryPositions

Public NotInheritable Class Simon1994PlanetaryPositions

public ref class Simon1994PlanetaryPositions abstract sealed

[<AbstractClassAttribute>]
[<SealedAttribute>]
type Simon1994PlanetaryPositions =  class end

The Simon1994PlanetaryPositions type exposes the following members.

Properties

	Name	Description
	Earth	Gets a point describing the motion of the Earth. This point uses the Moon point and the 1992 mu value (ratio between Moon and Earth masses) in Table 2 of the paper in order to determine the position of the Earth relative to the Earth-Moon barycenter.
	EarthMoonBarycenter	Gets a point describing the motion of the Earth-Moon barycenter according to the equations described in section 6.
	Jupiter	Gets a point describing the motion of Jupiter according to the equations described in section 6.
	Mars	Gets a point describing the motion of Mars according to the equations described in section 6.
	Mercury	Gets a point describing the motion of Mercury according to the equations described in section 6.
	Moon	Gets a point describing the position of the moon according to the equations described in section 4.
	Neptune	Gets a point describing the motion of Neptune according to the equations described in section 6.
	Saturn	Gets a point describing the motion of Saturn according to the equations described in section 6.
	Uranus	Gets a point describing the motion of Uranus according to the equations described in section 6.
	Venus	Gets a point describing the motion of Venus according to the equations described in section 6.

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Reference

AGI.Foundation.Celestial Namespace