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Numerical estimation of the capture ability of Neptunian mean motion resonances II. Influence of eccentricity and inclination
Evaluating the ability of Neptunian mean-motion resonances (MMRs) to capture small bodies is an important step in reconstructing the evolutionary history of the early Solar System. Building on a previous planar model, this study extends the investigation of MMR capture during Neptune's migration to
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