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Centaur Longevity Revisited: Lifetime Dispersion and the Bailey & Malhotra Classifications under Modern Orbital Solutions
Centaurs occupy dynamically unstable orbits between Jupiter and Neptune and are typically removed by giant-planet encounters within a few Myr. Bailey and Malhotra (hereafter BM09) classified the known Centaurs, from 2007 orbits, into a short-lived diffusing class (D), a resonance-hopping class (R),
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