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László Bartosiewicz,Dóra Mérai,Péter Csippán“Hold your hands out to the Sun... What do you feel? Heat, of course. But there’s pressure as well - though you’ve never noticed it, because it’s so tiny. Over the area of your hands, it comes to only about a millionth of an ounce.”

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On the Unperturbed and Perturbed Motion of a Satellite, with a Digression on Asymptotic Methods of We begin our story with a description of some classical results, perhaps a bit too well known to intrigue and stir the reader’s interest, but absolutely necessary for our exposition.