Estimation for the Secular Influence of Solar Mass-Loss on the Change of the Orbit of the Earth

LI Lin-sen

Publications of the Yunnan Observatory > 2000 > 0(2): 10-17.

LI Lin-sen. Estimation for the Secular Influence of Solar Mass-Loss on the Change of the Orbit of the Earth[J]. Publications of the Yunnan Observatory, 2000, (2): 10-17.

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LI Lin-sen. Estimation for the Secular Influence of Solar Mass-Loss on the Change of the Orbit of the Earth[J]. Publications of the Yunnan Observatory, 2000, (2): 10-17.

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LI Lin-sen. Estimation for the Secular Influence of Solar Mass-Loss on the Change of the Orbit of the Earth[J]. Publications of the Yunnan Observatory, 2000, (2): 10-17.

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Estimation for the Secular Influence of Solar Mass-Loss on the Change of the Orbit of the Earth

LI Lin-sen

Department of Physics, Northeast Normal University, Changchun 130024, China

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Received Date: May 16, 1999
Revised Date: August 05, 1999
Published Date: April 14, 2000

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The author investigates the secular influence of solar mass-loss on the change of the orbit of the earth.The solar mass-loss is due to the photon radiation or nuclear buring and solar wind.The influences of solar mass-loss on the change rate of the semi-major axis and the orbital period of the earth could be happened while the Sun stays on the main-sequence and evolves as a red giant on the post-main sequence. This is estimated by using the central body as a variable mass in the problem of two bodies of the Jeans' theory. It is shown that the influence of solar mass-loss on the orbit of the earth at the post-main sequence is large than that at the main sequence.
- solar mass-loss,
- earth orbit,
- secular influence

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