LONG INEQUALITY 01 JUPITEE AND SATUEN. 117 whose longitudes exceeded the longitude of the first place of conjunction by 240°, 120°, 0, 240°, 120°, 0°, &c. Thus, in fig. 38, if Bi is the place of Jupiter at … first, and C^ that of Saturn, Jupiter will have gone quite round, and also as far in the next revolution as Bj, while Saturn has described part of a revolution only to Ca: then Jupiter will again have gone quite round, and also as far in the next revolution as Bg, while Saturn has described part of…
Perturbation · Planets · Satellites · Lunar theory
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