User:JohnOwens/Orbital variables

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How the variables are used (& re-used) on some of the pages I refer to.

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Mars Academy

Kind of cheesy name, but what the heck.

Fforce
m1,m2mass of objects 1 & 2
Ggravitational constant
ddistance (scalar)
rdistance (scalar)
r¯displacement (vector)
μGm1
Kekinetic energy
Wwork
Pepotential energy
Fggravitational force
Emechanical energy
A¯,B¯arbitrary vectors
A,Btheir magnitudes
αthe angle between A¯ and B¯
βcomplement of α
v¯velocity, r¯
vspeed
ttime
kspecific mechanical energy
p¯momentum
L¯angular momentum
h¯specific angular momentum, L¯m
a¯,b¯,c¯arbitrary vectors
k¯vector constant of integration
γangle between r¯ and k¯
psemilatus rectum
asemimajor axis
c(distance between foci)/2
ddirectrix of a conic section
xdistance between directrix and focus
θangle to r¯
eeccentricity
rp,radistance at periapsis and apoapsis
vp,vavelocity/speed at periapsis and apoapsis

World of Physics

m1,m2mass of objects 1 & 2
Mm1+m2
𝐫1,𝐫2radius of objects 1 & 2
μreduced mass m1m2m1+m2m1m2M
𝐫displacement from body 1 to body 2, 𝐫2𝐫1
𝐩momentum
adistance between bodies, r1+r2
Ggravitational constant
𝐋angular momentum, 𝐫×𝐩
𝐡angular momentum per mass, 𝐋m𝐫×𝐩m=𝐫×𝐫
hmagnitude of 𝐡
θangle from arbitrary direction
Aarea
ttime
Eorbital energy
specific energy
𝐀Laplace-Runge-Lenz vector, 𝐫×𝐡GM𝐫r
eeccentricity
vvelocity/speed
psemilatus rectum
u1r
Barbitrary constant
θ0arbitrary constant
asemimajor axis
θ0argument of pericenter
a2E
b2GMm
ch2m
A(r)2a(ar2+brc)
B(r)ln[b+2ar+A(r)]
C(r)A(r)+bB(r)