Second-order and high-multipole secular effects change predicted orbital flips, eccentricities, and semimajor axes in hierarchical triple systems, often matching N-body simulations better than previous first-order models.
[9] who discussed the possibility of hot Jupiters in retrograde orbits as a result of secular three-body effects
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Higher-order effects in the dynamics of hierarchical triple systems. III. Astrophysical implications of second-order and dotriacontapole terms
Second-order and high-multipole secular effects change predicted orbital flips, eccentricities, and semimajor axes in hierarchical triple systems, often matching N-body simulations better than previous first-order models.