Restricted Three-body Problem
The Restricted Three-Body Problem is a specialized case of the three-body problem in celestial mechanics in which one of the three masses is assumed to be negligibly small compared to the other two, such that it does not influence the motion of the larger bodies, which follow Keplerian orbits about their common center of mass.
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