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Perihelion precession in non-Newtonian central potentials: addendum

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    2025年6月2日

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  • Michele Andreoli

摘要

After my paper “Perihelion precession in non-Newtonian central potentials” on Astrophysics and Space Science was accepted, it was brought to my attention that the simplest case s = 2 $s=2$ , for was missing. As this provides a simple illustration of the methodology employed throughout the rest of the paper, it is provided here for completeness.