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Table A.1

Asteroids in RMMRs with planets.

Designation a (au) e i U RMMR n (f) S Resonant angle k Configurations
2015 BZ509 5.137 0.391 163.0 2 1/−1J 10 (100%) 10.00 Lib.at 180 1 Currently in RMMR

2000 DG8 10.76 0.794 129.3 4 1/−3J* 10 (100%) 10.00 Lib.at 0 0 Currently in RMMR

2011 KT19 35.58 0.331 110.1 2 7/−9N 10 (100%) 10.00 Lib.at 180 6 Currently in polar RMMR

2006 RJ2 9.675 0.762 164.6 7 2/−5J 7 (38.9%) 2.723 Lib.at 180 2 Capture in RMMR
1/−1S 10 (90.9%) 9.090 Lib.at 0 0 Currently in RMMR

2018 DO4 25.75 0.907 160.5 4 1/−11J* 10 (90.9%) 9.090 Lib.at 0 0 Capture in RMMR

2012 YO6 6.317 0.478 106.9 4 3/−4J* 10 (88.2%) 8.820 Lib.at 180 3 Capture in polar RMMR

2005 NP82 5.870 0.478 130.5 1 5/−6J* 10 (87.3%) 8.730 Lib.at 180 4 Currently in RMMR

2011 MM4 21.13 0.473 100.5 4 3/−10S 10 (83.6%) 8.360 Lib.at 180 3 Currently in polar RMMR
5/−3N 3 (36.3%) 1.089 Lib.at 180 4 Capture in polar RMMR

2008 KV42 41.50 0.491 103.4 3 8/−13N 10 (83.6%) 8.360 Lib.at 180 6 Capture in polar RMMR

2013 NS11 12.65 0.787 130.3 2 2/−3S* 10 (78.2%) 7.820 Lib.at 180 0 Capture in RMMR

2009 QY6 12.47 0.835 137.6 4 2/−3S 10 (77.3%) 7.730 Lib.at 180 0 Currently in RMMR

2016 LS 13.34 0.608 114.3 4 1/−4J* 9 (81.8%) 7.362 Lib.at 180 1 Currently in RMMR
3/−5S* 5 (13.6%) 0.680 Lib.at 180 2 Capture in RMMR

2016 JK24 13.05 0.660 152.3 3 1/−4J* 8 (81.8%) 6.544 Lib.at 180 2 Capture in RMMR

2016 PN66 31.46 0.908 105.1 3 1/−15J* 8 (81.8%) 6.544 Lib.at 0 0 Capture in polar RMMR

2017 SV13 9.682 0.793 113.2 6 2/−5J 4 (19.1%) 0.764 Lib.at 180 3 Capture in RMMR
1/−1S 9 (68.2%) 6.138 Lib.at 0 0 Currently in RMMR

2009 HC82 2.527 0.807 154.4 0 3/−1J* 7 (83.3%) 5.831 Lib.at 180 1 Capture in RMMR

1999 LE31 8.135 0.466 151.8 3 1/−2J* 8 (68.2%) 5.456 Lib.at 0 0 Capture in RMMR
7/−1N* 8 (68.2%) 5.456 Lib.at 0 0 Capture in RMMR

2008 YB3 11.63 0.440 105.1 1 3/−10J 10 (54.5%) 5.450 Lib.at 180 3 Currently in polar RMMR

2016 NM56 73.50 0.794 161.7 2 3/−11N* 10 (45.5%) 4.550 Lib.at 180 4 Capture in RMMR

2012 YE8 9.380 0.592 136.1 7 2/−5J 6 (23.9%) 1.434 Lib.at 180 0 Capture in RMMR
3/−7J* 4 (22.3%) 0.892 Lib.at 180 2 Capture in RMMR
1/−1S 6 (68.2%) 4.092 Lib.at 0 0 Capture in RMMR

2015 AO44 22.15 0.836 140.0 2 5/−6U* 4 (83.6%) 3.344 Lib.at 180 5 Capture in RMMR

2008 SO218 8.112 0.565 170.3 2 1/−2J 6 (47.3%) 2.838 Lib.at 180 1 Currently in RMMR
7/−1N* 8 (36.4%) 2.912 Lib.at 180 4 Capture in RMMR

2006 BZ8 9.606 0.803 165.3 2 2/−5J 8 (33.7%) 2.696 Lib.at 180 0 Currently in RMMR
1/−1S 3 (11.4%) 0.342 Lib.at 0 0 Capture in RMMR

2014 AT28 10.93 0.404 165.6 3 1/−3J* 4 (54.5%) 2.180 Lib.at 180 0 Capture in RMMR

2016 FH13 24.55 0.615 93.5 3 9/−13U* 4 (54.5%) 2.180 Lib.at 180 5 Capture in polar RMMR

2015 XX351 14.61 0.854 159.1 3 3/−14J* 3 (62.6%) 1.878 Lib.at 180 3 Capture in RMMR

2012 TL139 30.14 0.883 160.0 7 1/−14J* 8 (21.4%) 1.712 Lib.at 0 0 Currently in RMMR

2009 YS6 20.18 0.921 147.8 2 1/−3S* 3 (54.5%) 1.635 Lib.at 180 2 Capture in RMMR

2016 VY17 11.20 0.851 148.4 2 4/−13J* 9 (17.7%) 1.593 Lib.at 0 0 Capture in RMMR

2014 SQ339 28.66 0.903 128.5 7 1/−13J* 8 (18.3%) 1.464 Lib.at 180 2 Capture in RMMR
6/−11U* 5 (13.9%) 0.695 Lib.at 180 1 Capture in RMMR

2016 TK2 9.180 0.552 92.3 4 3/−7J* 6 (21.4%) 1.284 Lib.at 180 2 Capture in polar RMMR

2011 SP25 19.58 0.884 109.0 6 1/−3S* 4 (32.1%) 1.284 Lib.at 0 0 Capture in polar RMMR

2005 TJ50 9.240 0.589 110.2 7 3/−7J* 7 (18.2%) 1.274 Lib.at 180 3 Capture in polar RMMR
1/−1S* 1 (16.9%) 0.169 Lib.at 0 0 Currently in polar RMMR

2017 NM2 14.67 0.625 101.3 4 3/−14J* 3 (36.4%) 1.092 Lib.at 180 3 Capture in polar RMMR

2017 QO33 34.55 0.857 148.8 4 1/−7S* 3 (27.3%) 0.819 Lib.at 180 2 Capture in RMMR
4/−5N* 2 (31.8%) 0.636 Lib.at 180 4 Capture in RMMR

2017 UX51 30.26 0.749 90.5 5 1/−14J* 3 (13.6%) 0.408 Lib.at 180 2 Currently in polar RMMR

2016 YB13 5.460 0.408 139.7 2 13/−5S* 2 (19.1%) 0.382 Lib.at 0 0 Capture in RMMR

2016 TP93 7.479 0.560 138.3 7 4/−1U* 1 (13.6%) 0.136 Lib.at 0 1 Capture in RMMR

Notes. The orbital elements and condition codes U are taken from the website of the JPL Small-Body Database Search Engine, retrieved on 10 April 2019. In the sixth column J, S, U, and N are acronyms of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, respectively. The asterisk indicates the original results. The value of the seventh column n presents the number of clones (including the nominal one) that are trapped in this RMMR. The data given in the parentheses f are longest times that the resonant clones remain trapped in corresponding RMMR relative to the whole integration time-span (−10 000 to 100 000 yr). Resonant status S and resonant angle ϕ are defined as in Eqs. (3) and (2), respectively. The parameter k of the resonant angle is also indicated. The last column shows whether an asteroid is currently in RMMR or will be captured in RMMR in our numerical calculation. Objects are ordered by their resonant status from high to low S. If an asteroid evolves in several RMMRs, we sort it according to the best resonant status.

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