Abstract
The author's second-order artificial satellite theory (Aksnes, 1970) is reviewed and compared with that of Kozai (1962). These theories differ in that the former makes use of: (1) an intermediate orbit, being a rotating ellipse instead of a fixed ellipse, (2) Hill variables instead of Delaunay variables, and (3) Hori's perturbation method in Lie series rather than Von Zeipel's method in Taylor series.
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