A new technique for solving the perturbed Kepler problem is presented. As its approach is essentially algebraic, it can be easily computerized and carried out to any perturbation order. It also eliminates the notorious difficulty of small divisors, and is well suited to deal with commensurable orbital periods, as demonstrated by its explanation of Kirkwood gaps.
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