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May 7th 20, 08:38 AM
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OJ287 binary black hole system perihelion shifts
Aphelion directions e=197.01454 degrees and e=-197.01454 degrees. Polar coordinates used. Hannu
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May 10th 20, 08:53 AM
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OJ287 binary black hole system perihelion shifts
Perihelion directions (also two) are small: +, - 7.675394121*10^(-4) degrees. Hannu
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May 15th 20, 02:27 PM
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OJ287 binary black hole system perihelion shifts
Remark: Calculations are made with primitive functions. This is function which does not account constant of integration or in other words constant of integration is taken as zero. Hannu
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