Trojan test
Trojan test noun: a test of binarity. A test to determine if a two-body system is a primary and satellite, or a binary system. A test to determine if the L4 and L5 Trojan points (Lagrange points) are stable or not. If it is determined they are stable, the system is that of a primary and satellite. (where one component is at least 25x times more/less massive than the other) If the points are not stable, then the system is that of two components in a binary relationship. (where the two components have less than 25x the difference in mass with the other).
Noun
Trojan test (plural Trojan tests)
- A test of binarity. A test to determine if a two-body system is a primary and satellite, or a binary system. A test to determine if the L4 and L5 Trojan points (Lagrange points) are stable or not. If it is determined they are stable, the system is that of a primary and satellite. (where one component is at least 25x times more/less massive than the other) If the points are not stable, then the system is that of two components in a binary relationship. (where the two components have less than 25x the difference in mass with the other)
- The mass ratio of 1:25 or 25:1 diving line for the existence of stable Trojan points, marking the divide between binary systems and primary-satellite systems.
Synonyms of Trojan test
- L4-L5 instability test
- L4-L5 stability test
- Lagrange instability test
- Lagrange point instability test
- Lagrange points instability test
- Lagrange points stability test
- Lagrange point stability test
- Lagrange points test
- Lagrange point test
- Lagrange stability test
17 more synonymsFewer synonyms
- Lagrange test
- Lagrangian instability test
- Lagrangian point instability test
- Lagrangian points instability test
- Lagrangian points stability test
- Lagrangian point stability test
- Lagrangian points test
- Lagrangian point test
- Lagrangian stability test
- Trojan instability test
- Trojan point instability test
- Trojan points instability test
- Trojan points stability test
- Trojan point stability test
- Trojan points test
- Trojan point test
- Trojan stability test
Forms of Trojan test
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Origin of Trojan test
Trojan + test. Where "Trojan" is an adjective referring to the Trojan points.
Questions about Trojan test
- What does Trojan test mean?
- Trojan test means a test of binarity. A test to determine if a two-body system is a primary and satellite, or a binary system. A test to determine if the L4 and L5 Trojan points (Lagrange points) are stable or not. If it is determined they are stable, the system is that of a primary and satellite. (where one component is at least 25x times more/less massive than the other) If the points are not stable, then the system is that of two components in a binary relationship. (where the two components have less than 25x the difference in mass with the other).
- What part of speech is Trojan test?
- Trojan test is a noun.
- What is the plural of Trojan test?
- The plural of Trojan test is Trojan tests.
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