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This unique book provides readers with a clear understanding of the mathematics of orbit transfer while allowing them to develop their own operational software to fly actual missions, and to use the contents as a research tool to carry out even more complex analyses. It also covers a number of practical, real-life applications.
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This unique book provides readers with a clear understanding of the mathematics of orbit transfer while allowing them to develop their own operational software to fly actual missions, and to use the contents as a research tool to carry out even more complex analyses. It also covers a number of practical, real-life applications.
Produktdetails
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- Cambridge Aerospace Series
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 476
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. August 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 261mm x 184mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 1182g
- ISBN-13: 9781108472364
- ISBN-10: 1108472362
- Artikelnr.: 52526412
- Cambridge Aerospace Series
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 476
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. August 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 261mm x 184mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 1182g
- ISBN-13: 9781108472364
- ISBN-10: 1108472362
- Artikelnr.: 52526412
Jean Albert Kéchichian is a retired Engineering Specialist from The Aerospace Corporation. His career has included senior level engineering positions at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and at Ford Aerospace. His main areas of contribution are in spaceflight guidance and navigation. He is a Fellow of The American Astronautical Society, and his work has regularly appeared in Acta Astronautica, the Journal of Guidance Control and Dynamics, the Journal of the Astronautical Sciences, and the Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets. He holds Degrees in Aeronautical and Mechanical Engineering from l'Université de Liège, University of California, Berkeley, and a Ph.D. in Aeronautics and Astronautics from Stanford University.
Preface; 1. The fundamental classic analysis of Edelbaum, Sackett and
Malchow, with additional detailed derivations and extensions; 2. The
analysis of the six-element formulation; 3. Optimal low-thrust rendezvous
using equinoctial orbit elements; 4. Optimal low-thrust transfer using
variable bounded thrust; 5. Minimum-time low-thrust rendezvous and transfer
using epoch mean longitude formulation; 6. Trajectory optimization using
eccentric longitude formulation; 7. Low-thrust trajectory optimization
based on epoch eccentric longitude formulation; 8. Mechanics of trajectory
optimization using nonsingular variational equations in polar coordinates;
9. Trajectory optimization using nonsingular orbital elements and true
longitude; 10. The treatment of the Earth oblateness effect in trajectory
optimization in equinoctial coordinates; 11. Minimum-time constant
acceleration orbit transfer with first-order oblateness effect; 12. The
streamlined and complete set of the nonsingular J2-perturbed dynamic and
adjoint equations for trajectory optimization in terms of eccentric
longitude; 13. The inclusion of the higher order harmonics in the modeling
of optimal low-thrust orbit transfer; 14. Analytic expansions of luni-solar
gravity perturbations along rotating axes for trajectory optimization: part
1: the dynamic system; 15. Analytic expansions of luni-solar gravity
perturbations along rotating axes for trajectory optimization: part 2: the
multipliers system and simulations; 16. Fourth order expansions of the
luni-solar gravity perturbations along rotating axes for trajectory
optimization; Index.
Malchow, with additional detailed derivations and extensions; 2. The
analysis of the six-element formulation; 3. Optimal low-thrust rendezvous
using equinoctial orbit elements; 4. Optimal low-thrust transfer using
variable bounded thrust; 5. Minimum-time low-thrust rendezvous and transfer
using epoch mean longitude formulation; 6. Trajectory optimization using
eccentric longitude formulation; 7. Low-thrust trajectory optimization
based on epoch eccentric longitude formulation; 8. Mechanics of trajectory
optimization using nonsingular variational equations in polar coordinates;
9. Trajectory optimization using nonsingular orbital elements and true
longitude; 10. The treatment of the Earth oblateness effect in trajectory
optimization in equinoctial coordinates; 11. Minimum-time constant
acceleration orbit transfer with first-order oblateness effect; 12. The
streamlined and complete set of the nonsingular J2-perturbed dynamic and
adjoint equations for trajectory optimization in terms of eccentric
longitude; 13. The inclusion of the higher order harmonics in the modeling
of optimal low-thrust orbit transfer; 14. Analytic expansions of luni-solar
gravity perturbations along rotating axes for trajectory optimization: part
1: the dynamic system; 15. Analytic expansions of luni-solar gravity
perturbations along rotating axes for trajectory optimization: part 2: the
multipliers system and simulations; 16. Fourth order expansions of the
luni-solar gravity perturbations along rotating axes for trajectory
optimization; Index.
Preface; 1. The fundamental classic analysis of Edelbaum, Sackett and
Malchow, with additional detailed derivations and extensions; 2. The
analysis of the six-element formulation; 3. Optimal low-thrust rendezvous
using equinoctial orbit elements; 4. Optimal low-thrust transfer using
variable bounded thrust; 5. Minimum-time low-thrust rendezvous and transfer
using epoch mean longitude formulation; 6. Trajectory optimization using
eccentric longitude formulation; 7. Low-thrust trajectory optimization
based on epoch eccentric longitude formulation; 8. Mechanics of trajectory
optimization using nonsingular variational equations in polar coordinates;
9. Trajectory optimization using nonsingular orbital elements and true
longitude; 10. The treatment of the Earth oblateness effect in trajectory
optimization in equinoctial coordinates; 11. Minimum-time constant
acceleration orbit transfer with first-order oblateness effect; 12. The
streamlined and complete set of the nonsingular J2-perturbed dynamic and
adjoint equations for trajectory optimization in terms of eccentric
longitude; 13. The inclusion of the higher order harmonics in the modeling
of optimal low-thrust orbit transfer; 14. Analytic expansions of luni-solar
gravity perturbations along rotating axes for trajectory optimization: part
1: the dynamic system; 15. Analytic expansions of luni-solar gravity
perturbations along rotating axes for trajectory optimization: part 2: the
multipliers system and simulations; 16. Fourth order expansions of the
luni-solar gravity perturbations along rotating axes for trajectory
optimization; Index.
Malchow, with additional detailed derivations and extensions; 2. The
analysis of the six-element formulation; 3. Optimal low-thrust rendezvous
using equinoctial orbit elements; 4. Optimal low-thrust transfer using
variable bounded thrust; 5. Minimum-time low-thrust rendezvous and transfer
using epoch mean longitude formulation; 6. Trajectory optimization using
eccentric longitude formulation; 7. Low-thrust trajectory optimization
based on epoch eccentric longitude formulation; 8. Mechanics of trajectory
optimization using nonsingular variational equations in polar coordinates;
9. Trajectory optimization using nonsingular orbital elements and true
longitude; 10. The treatment of the Earth oblateness effect in trajectory
optimization in equinoctial coordinates; 11. Minimum-time constant
acceleration orbit transfer with first-order oblateness effect; 12. The
streamlined and complete set of the nonsingular J2-perturbed dynamic and
adjoint equations for trajectory optimization in terms of eccentric
longitude; 13. The inclusion of the higher order harmonics in the modeling
of optimal low-thrust orbit transfer; 14. Analytic expansions of luni-solar
gravity perturbations along rotating axes for trajectory optimization: part
1: the dynamic system; 15. Analytic expansions of luni-solar gravity
perturbations along rotating axes for trajectory optimization: part 2: the
multipliers system and simulations; 16. Fourth order expansions of the
luni-solar gravity perturbations along rotating axes for trajectory
optimization; Index.