Small iron meteoroids - Observation and modeling of meteor light curves

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Table 2

Trajectories and orbits of nine meteors with iron spectra.

Meteor	H_B	H_M	H_E	M_max	F	v_∞	a	e	q	Q	i	T_J
	(km)	(km)	(km)	(mag)		(km s⁻¹)	(AU)	(AU)	(AU)	(°)
17328029	87.9	87.5	85.1	1.3	0.14	15.8	0.86	0.304	0.60	1.12	16.4	6.8
17328053	78.6	76.9	75.0	1.1	0.47	14.1	1.56	0.359	1.00	2.12	12.7	4.3
17330039	82.2	79.6	77.3	−0.2	0.53	18.0	1.37	0.273	0.99	1.75	24.7	4.7
17528031	84.6	79.3	75.8	−1.1	0.60	16.5	2.76	0.654	0.95	4.56	11.2	3.0
18417511	83.3	81.9	77.5	1.5	0.24	17.8	1.70	0.510	0.83	2.57	9.3	4.0
18816562	89.4	86.7	78.3	1.5	0.24	24.9	1.11	0.685	0.35	1.88	10.4	5.3
18A08052	87.3	81.3	77.3	−0.6	0.60	22.6	2.15	0.568	0.93	3.38	3.1	3.3
18A08311	86.0	84.4	76.7	1.2	0.17	23.6	2.63	0.621	1.00	4.27	33.5	2.9
18A10604	78.7	76.9	72.2	0.9	0.28	14.4	0.69	0.454	0.38	1.01	5.4	8.2

Notes. The symbol H_B is beginning height, H_M height of maximum brightness, H_E terminal height, M_max maximum absolute brightness, the F parameter, v_∞ initial velocity, a, e, q, Q, i elements of heliocentric orbit, and T_J the Tisserand parameter with respect to Jupiter.

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