All principal astronomical periods for a given precession constant
Source:R/orbital_periods.R
orbital_periods.RdAll principal astronomical periods for a given precession constant
Usage
orbital_periods(
k_yr = NULL,
p_arcsec = NULL,
g = NULL,
s = NULL,
terms = c("nine", "all"),
data_dir = NULL
)Arguments
- k_yr
Precession constant k expressed as the period of the axial precession, in years (numeric, > 0), e.g. 20700 for the Devonian estimate of Zeeden et al. (2023); ignored when
p_arcsecis given. One ofk_yrandp_arcsecis required.Default=NULL.- p_arcsec
Precession constant as a frequency in arcsec/yr (numeric, > 0; about 50.5 today); if given it is used instead of
k_yr.Default=NULL.- g
Secular frequencies g1-g9 of the planetary perihelia in arcsec/yr (numeric vector of length 9).
NULLuses the La2004 values ofLa04gisi.csv.Default=NULL.- s
Secular frequencies s1-s9 of the planetary nodes in arcsec/yr (numeric vector of length 9).
NULLuses the La2004 values ofLa04gisi.csv.Default=NULL.- terms
Which terms are returned (character):
"nine"(the Acycle ORBIT9 set: g2-g5, g3-g2, g4-g2, g3-g5, g4-g5, k+s3, k+g5, k+g2, k+g4) or"all"(every gi-gj eccentricity term and every k+si and k+gi term for i = 1 to 5).Default=c("nine", "all"), i.e."nine".- data_dir
Folder that contains the data tables
AstroGeo22.txtandLa04gisi.csv(character path).NULLusesgetOption("cocoR.data")or the copies installed with WaverideR.Default=NULL.