Analytic

The exact solutions of the zero-precession equation are arctangents of sixth-order polynomials — not a pretty sight. Let us instead try an iterative approach. We see that there is at minimum one useful solution, near [Maple Math] . Try a solution of the form [Maple Math] . Plugging into the equation, we find

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