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How the variables are used (& re-used) on some of the pages I refer to.
- Wikipedia:TeX markup new version
Kind of cheesy name, but what the heck.
 | force |
 | mass of objects 1 & 2 |
 | gravitational constant |
 | distance (scalar) |
 | distance (scalar) |
 | displacement (vector) |
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 | kinetic energy |
 | work |
 | potential energy |
 | gravitational force |
 | mechanical energy |
 | arbitrary vectors |
 | their magnitudes |
 | the angle between and  |
 | complement of α |
 | velocity,  |
 | speed |
 | time |
 | specific mechanical energy |
 | momentum |
 | angular momentum |
 | specific angular momentum,  |
 | arbitrary vectors |
 | vector constant of integration |
 | angle between and  |
 | semilatus rectum |
 | semimajor axis |
 | (distance between foci)/2 |
 | directrix of a conic section |
 | distance between directrix and focus |
 | angle to  |
 | eccentricity |
 | distance at periapsis and apoapsis |
 | velocity/speed at periapsis and apoapsis |
 | mass of objects 1 & 2 |
 |  |
 | radius of objects 1 & 2 |
 | reduced mass  |
 | displacement from body 1 to body 2,  |
 | momentum |
 | distance between bodies,  |
 | gravitational constant |
 | angular momentum,  |
 | angular momentum per mass,  |
 | magnitude of  |
 | angle from arbitrary direction |
 | area |
 | time |
 | orbital energy |
 | specific energy |
 | Laplace-Runge-Lenz vector,  |
 | eccentricity |
 | velocity/speed |
 | semilatus rectum |
 |  |
 | arbitrary constant |
 | arbitrary constant |
 | semimajor axis |
 | argument of pericenter |
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