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“Lunar theory” as a book category encompasses works that develop, explain, or trace the scientific and mathematical modeling of the Moon—its orbit, rotation and libration, gravitational interactions with Earth and the Sun, and resulting phenomena such as tides and eclipses. It spans the history of celestial mechanics from classical analytic solutions to modern numerical ephemerides and laser-ranging results, emphasizing perturbation theory, orbital resonances, and precision prediction. The category includes technical monographs, textbooks, computational methods and reference ephemerides, as well as historical studies of the field and its key figures. It serves readers in astronomy, mathematics, geodesy, and space navigation, and overlaps with selenography and planetary science while keeping a primary focus on the theoretical and computational foundations of lunar motion and dynamics.

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