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Table 1

Heliocentric Keplerian orbital elements of the objects studied in this research.

(148975) 2001 XA255 (310071) 2010 KR59 (316179) 2010 EN65 2012 GX17

Semi-major axis, a (AU) = 28.8587  ±  0.0010 29.970  ±  0.004 30.719  ±  0.002 30.1330172
Eccentricity, e = 0.676579  ±  0.000010 0.56676  ±  0.00006 0.31492  ±  0.00004 0.4149134
Inclination, i (°) = 12.62072  ±  0.00002 19.67387  ±  0.00005 19.24716  ±  0.00003 35.29849
Longitude of the ascending node, Ω (°) = 105.92560  ±  0.00014 46.7483  ±  0.0003 234.2657  ±  0.0003 207.75190
Argument of perihelion, ω (°) = 90.3433  ±  0.0004 108.2697  ±  0.0010 225.236  ±  0.003 94.00361
Mean anomaly, M (°) = 5.3117  ±  0.0002 5.6713  ±  0.0014 36.831  ±  0.005 298.44011
Perihelion distance, q (AU) = 9.33350  ±  0.00010 12.9842  ±  0.0008 21.0450  ±  0.0009 17.6304246
Absolute magnitude, H (mag) = 11.2 7.7 6.9 7.8

Notes. Values include the 1-σ uncertainty when available. (Epoch = JD 2456 200.5, 2012-Sep-30.0 except for 2012 GX17 that is JD 2 456 020.5, 2012-Apr-3.0; J2000.0 ecliptic and equinox. Sources: JPL Small-Body Database and AstDyS-2.)

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