Table 7
Parameters of series for rotational elements of the pole orientation of Neptune at epoch 2000 January 1.5 TDB referred to the ICRS.
αo [o] | ![]() |
δo [o] | ![]() |
---|---|---|---|
299.42337859 | − 0.4153152533 | 43.44026695 | − 0.0587437062 |
A1 [o] | B1 [o] | N1 [o] | Ṅ1 [o cy−1] |
0.63462037 | − 0.4607685802 | 357.70876928 | 52.4497587577 |
A2 [o] | B2 [o] | N2 [o] | Ṅ2 [o cy−1] |
− 0.00240874 | 0.0008736434 | 355.41753857 | 104.8995175153 |
A3 [o] | B3 [o] | N3 [o] | Ṅ3 [o cy−1] |
0.00001624 | − 0.0000050196 | 353.12630785 | 157.3492762730 |
Notes. Provided rotational elements are the rightascension, αp, and declination, δp, of the pole orientation of Neptune referred to the ICRS. They are represented by trigonometric series in accordance with the IAU standard (e.g., Archinal et al. 2018). Listed parameters are the angles at epoch, αo and δo, their rates,
and
, and the amplitudes, Ai and Bi, phases, Ni, and frequencies, Ṅi, for the series periodic terms. With these parameters, the series are written as
and
, where t is the time since the epoch 2000 January 1.5 TDB. We estimate the parameters by fitting these series to our integrated pole orientation motion from 1600 to 2650. Overall angular distance residuals are well constrained within about 0.′′ 08.
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