New determination of the mass of Pallas

Until very recently, the mass of minor planet 2 Pallas had been determined from its gravitational effects on only 1 Ceres and the planet Mars. An independent confirmation was therefore highly desirable. This paper presents individual mass determinations based on close encounters with 16 other minor...

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Published in:Astronomy and astrophysics (Berlin) 2001-01, Vol.365 (3), p.627-630
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