Effect of the Earth’s Oblateness, the Shadow of the Earth Due to the Solar Radiation Pressure and Magnetic Force on the Motion and Stability of Two Satellites Connected by an Extensible Cable in Circular Orbit of the Centre of Mass

IOSR Journal of Mathematics
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