PRE-DISCOVERY ENCOUNTERS BETWEEN SHORT-PERIOD COMETS AND JUPITER ESTIMATED BY A KEPLERIAN APPROXIMATION

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KARM, J

RICKMAN, H

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BULLETIN OF THE ASTRONOMICAL INSTITUTES OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA | 1982年 / 33卷 / 06期

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