From central force to Kepler’s area law

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From central force to Kepler’s area law. / Anetawardi, Yuvita Oktarisa; Avelar Sotomaior Karam, Ricardo.

2019. 287-288 Abstract from GIREP-⁠ICPE-⁠EPEC-⁠MPTL 2019 CONFERENCE, Budapest, Hungary.

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Anetawardi, YO & Avelar Sotomaior Karam, R 2019, 'From central force to Kepler’s area law', GIREP-⁠ICPE-⁠EPEC-⁠MPTL 2019 CONFERENCE, Budapest, Hungary, 01/07/2019 - 05/07/2019 pp. 287-288. <https://girep2019.hu/GIREP_ICPE_EPEC_MPTL_Conference_Abstract_Book.pdf>

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Anetawardi, Y. O., & Avelar Sotomaior Karam, R. (2019). From central force to Kepler’s area law. 287-288. Abstract from GIREP-⁠ICPE-⁠EPEC-⁠MPTL 2019 CONFERENCE, Budapest, Hungary. https://girep2019.hu/GIREP_ICPE_EPEC_MPTL_Conference_Abstract_Book.pdf

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Anetawardi YO, Avelar Sotomaior Karam R. From central force to Kepler’s area law. 2019. Abstract from GIREP-⁠ICPE-⁠EPEC-⁠MPTL 2019 CONFERENCE, Budapest, Hungary.

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Anetawardi, Yuvita Oktarisa ; Avelar Sotomaior Karam, Ricardo. / From central force to Kepler’s area law. Abstract from GIREP-⁠ICPE-⁠EPEC-⁠MPTL 2019 CONFERENCE, Budapest, Hungary.2 p.

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