黎健

1999-2003(南京大學數學系，本科)，2003-2008(南京大學天文系，博士)，2008-2013(南京大學天文系，講師)，2013(南京大學天文與空間科學學院，副教授) ^[1] 

《數值計算方法》 《現代天體力學導論》 ^[1] 

太陽系小行星動力學，行星系統動力學，非線性天體力學 ^[1] 

發表文章主要為：

1. Li J., Zhou L.-Y., Sun Y.-S., A survey of weak stability boundaries in the Sun-Mars system, Research in Astron. Astrophys., 2015

2. Li J., Zhou L.-Y., Sun Y.-S., A study of the high-inclination population in the Kuiper belt–II. The Twotinos, Mon. Not. Roy. Astron. Soc., 2014

3. Li J., Zhou L.-Y., Sun Y.-S., A study of the high-inclination population in the Kuiper belt– I. The Plutinos, Mon. Not. Roy. Astron. Soc.,2014

4. Zhou L.-Y., Li J., Cheng J., Sun Y.-S., Hyperbolic Structure and Stickiness Effect: A case of a 2D Area-Preserving Twist Mapping, Science China, 2014

5. Guan P., Zhou L.-Y., Li J., Trailing (L5) Neptune Trojans: 2004 KV18 and 2008 LC18, Research in Astron. Astrophys., , 2012

6. Li J., Zhou L.-Y., Sun Y.-S., Evolution of Jovian planets in a self-gravitating planetesimal disk, Astron. and Astrophy., A86, 2011

7. Li J., Fu Y.-N., Sun Y.-S., The Hill stability of low mass binaries in hierarchical triple systems, Celest. Mech. & Dyn. Astro., 21L, 2010

8. Li J., Li W.-D., Liu J., Sun Y.-S., Large excursions of action within the resonance of a degenerate Hamiltonian system with two degrees of freedom, Physical Review E, 2009

9. Li J., Zhou L.-Y., Sun Y.-S., Dynamics of the Formation of the Kuiper Belt, Progress in Astronomy, 2009

10. Li J., Zhou L.-Y., Sun Y.-S., The Effect of Sweeping Secular Resonances on the Classical Kuiper Belt, Chinese Astronomy and Astrophysics, 2008

11. Li J., Zhou L.-Y., Sun Y.-S., The origin of the high-inclination Neptune Trojan 2005 TN53, Astron. and Astrophy., 2007

12. Li J., Zhou L.-Y., Sun Y.-S., The Formation of the Kuiper Belt by the Long Time-scale Migration of Jovian Planets , Chin. J. Astron. Astrophys, 2006

13. Li J., Xia J. Z.-H., Angular momentum and a new evidence of Solar system evolution, submitted

14. Li J., Sun Y.-S., Constructing a refined model of small bodies in the Solar system – I. The Jovian Trojans, accepted, Astron. and Astrophy., 2018 ^[1]