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sblunt · May 11, 2021 · 60264a7 · 60264a7
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     "# $\\tau$ and Time of Periastron\n",
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     "One thing to note that is a given orbit has only a single valid $\\tau$, but that an orbit can be defined by many $t_p$, since the orbit is periodic. Thus, $t_p + P$ is another valid time of periastron. \n",
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     "## Relation to Mean Anomaly\n",
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     "The mean anomaly (M) of an orbit describes the current orbital phase of a planet. M goes from 0 to 2$\\pi$, and M = 0 means the planet is at periastron. Unlike $t_p$ and $\\tau$ which describe the epoch of periastron, M describes the current position of the planet in its orbit. \n",
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     "To compute M of a planet at some time t, we have provided the following helper function:"
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