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A first-order analytical theory for optimal low-thrust limited-power transfers between arbitrary elliptical coplanar orbits (Q955981)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5372497
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A first-order analytical theory for optimal low-thrust limited-power transfers between arbitrary elliptical coplanar orbits
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5372497

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    A first-order analytical theory for optimal low-thrust limited-power transfers between arbitrary elliptical coplanar orbits (English)
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    24 November 2008
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    Summary: A complete first-order analytical solution, which includes the short periodic terms, for the problem of optimal low-thrust limited-power transfers between arbitrary elliptic coplanar orbits in a Newtonian central gravity field is obtained through canonical transformation theory. The optimization problem is formulated as a Mayer problem of optimal control theory with Cartesian elements-position and velocity vectors-as state variables. After applying the Pontryagin maximum principle and determining the maximum Hamiltonian, classical orbital elements are introduced through a Mathieu transformation. The short periodic terms are then eliminated from the maximum Hamiltonian through an infinitesimal canonical transformation built through Hori method. Closed-form analytical solutions are obtained for the average canonical system by solving the Hamilton-Jacobi equation through separation of variables technique. For transfers between close orbits a simplified solution is straightforwardly derived by linearizing the new Hamiltonian and the generating function obtained through Hori method.
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