Astronomy and Astrophysics Topic Alert

Read the latest articles in Astronomy and Astrophysics View in Browser AIP Publishing Topic Alert October 2022 Astronomy and Astrophysics My Settings Long-term changes in the Earth's climate: Milankovitch cycles as an exercise in classical mechanics    R. C. T. Rainey American Journal of Physics 90, 848 (2022) Read the article → Simple precession calculation for Mercury: A linearization approach      Michael J. W. Hall American Journal of Physics 90, 857 (2022) Read the article → Employing deep learning for detection of gravitational waves from compact binary coalescences  Chetan Verma, Amit Reza, Dilip Krishnaswamy, Sarah Caudill, and Gurudatt Gaur AIP Conference Proceedings 2555, 020010 (2022) Read the article → Numerical simulation of methane-air mixture combustion  I. K. Khujaev, A. A. Mirzoyev, M. M. Hamdamov, and Z. Z. Shirinov AIP Conference Proceedings 2637, 040003 (2022) Read the article → Sensor based solar and wind energy potential and future forecasting in India  Manmay Banerjee, and Ranjit Kumar Bindal AIP Conference Proceedings 2555, 050026 (2022) Read the article → Epi and hypocyclic planetary gear to drive the working organ of the mixer  B. M. Alimov, R. U. Sindarov, P. S. Egamshukurov, and D. B. Alimova AIP Conference Proceedings 2637, 060010 (2022) Read the article → Kinematic parameters of the links of planetary-lever mechanism  Nurullo Begimov, Rustam Shakhobutdinov, and Tokhir Khojibekov AIP Conference Proceedings 2637, 060012 (2022) Read the article → Morphology of shocked lateral outflows in colliding hydrodynamic flows  R. N. Markwick, A. Frank, J. Carroll-Nellenback, E. G. Blackman, P. M. Hartigan, S. V. Lebedev, D. R. Russell, J. W. D. Halliday, and L. G. Suttle Physics of Plasmas 29, 102901 (2022) Read the article → Three-dimensional numerical analysis and experimental confirmation for investigating the ground-based lateral droplet ejection toward microgravity simulation  Lei Zhao, Lehua Qi, Jun Luo, Jieguang Huang, and Xianghui Hou Physics of Fluids 34, 103317 (2022) Read the article → Newton-Einstein combination simplifies calculation of Mercury's orbit  The precession of the planet, which provided one of the first observational successes of general relativity, can be derived with a simple linearization method. Ashley Piccone Scilight 2022, 431110 (2022) Read the article → More Articles Related to this Topic→ Follow us on social media! Copyright © 2022 AIP Publishing. All rights reserved. 1305 Walt Whitman Rd., Melville, NY 11747 This email has been sent to znamenski.someunknown@blogger.com You are receiving this because you opted in to receive free content alerts from Scitation. Please do not reply to this email, this email address is not monitored. To change the alerts you are subscribed to, please amend your settings. If you no longer wish to receive emails from us then please unsubscribe. For technical assistance with this service, please contact help@scitation.org. To reserve ad space or request further information on e-mail sponsorships, please email adinfo@aip.org or visit scitation.org/advertising.