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Table 1

First twenty terms of Saturn’s inclination and longitude of ascending node in the J2000 ecliptic and equinox reference frame.

k Identification(*) Sk × 108
1 s5 0.00000 1 377 395 107.59
2 s6 −26.33023 785 009 127.29
3 s8 −0.69189 55 969 23.96
4 s7 −3.00557 39 101 140.33
5 g5g6 + s7 −26.97744 5889 43.05
6 2g6s6 82.77163 3417 128.95
7 g5 + g6s6 58.80017 2003 212.90
8 2g5s6 34.82788 1583 294.12
9 s1 −5.61755 1373 168.70
10 s4 −17.74818 1269 123.28
11 g5 + g7 + s6 −27.48935 1014 218.53
12 g5g7 + s6 −25.17116 958 215.94
13 g5g6 + s6 −50.30212 943 209.84
14 g5g7 + s7 −1.84625 943 35.32
15 g5 + g6 + s6 −2.35835 825 225.04
16 g5 + g7 + s7 −4.16482 756 51.51
17 s2 −47.07963 668 273.79
18 g6 + g7 + s7 −28.13656 637 314.07
19 g7g8 + s7 −0.58033 544 17.32
20 s1 + γ −5.50098 490 162.89

Notes. Due to the secular resonance (g1g5) − (s1s2), an additional fundamental frequency γ appears in term 20 (see Laskar 1990). (*)There are typographical errors in Laskar (1990) in the identification of the 14th and 16th terms.

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