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Lambert problem solution in the hill model of motion 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Alexander Sukhanov Antonio F. Bertachini A. Prado 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2004,90(3-4):331-354
The goal of this paper is obtaining a solution of the Lambert problem in the restricted three-body problem described by the
Hill equations. This solution is based on the use of pre determinate reference orbits of different types giving the first
guess and defining the sought-for transfer type. A mathematical procedure giving the Lambert problem solution is described.
This procedure provides step-by-step transformation of the reference orbit to the sought-for transfer orbit. Numerical examples
of the procedure application to the transfers in the Sun–Earth system are considered. These examples include transfer between
two specified positions in a given time, a periodic orbit design, a halo orbit design, halo-to-halo transfers, LEO-to-halo
transfer, analysis of a family of the halo-to-halo transfer orbits. The proposed method of the Lambert problem solution can
be used for the two-point boundary value problem solution in any model of motion if a set of typical reference orbits can
be found. 相似文献
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The distant retrograde orbits (DROs) can serve as the parking orbits for a long-term cis-lunar space station. This paper gives a comprehensive study on the transfer problem from DROs to Earth orbits, including low Earth orbits (LEOs), medium Earth orbits (MEOs), and geosynchronous orbits (GSOs), in the bicircular restricted four-body problem (BR4BP) via optimizations within a large solution space. The planar transfer problem is firstly solved by grid search and optimization techniques, and two types of transfer orbits, direct ones and low-energy ones, are both constructed. Then, the nonplanar transfer problem to Earth orbits with inclinations between 0 and 90 degrees are solved via sequential optimizations based on the planar transfers. The transfer characteristics in the cases of different destination orbit inclinations are discussed for both the direct and the low-energy transfer orbits. The important role of the lunar gravity in the low-energy transfers is also discussed, which can overcome the increase of transfer cost caused by the high inclination of Earth orbits. The distinct features of different transfer scenarios, including multiple revolutions around the Earth and Moon, the exterior phase, and the lunar flyby, are discovered. The energy of transfer orbits is exploited to discuss the effects of close lunar flybys. The results will be helpful for the transfer design in future manned or unmanned return missions, and can also provide valuable information for selecting proper parking DROs for cis-lunar space stations.
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Kathryn E. Davis Rodney L. Anderson Daniel J. Scheeres George H. Born 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2011,109(3):241-264
This paper presents a method to construct optimal transfers between unstable periodic orbits of differing energies using invariant
manifolds. The transfers constructed in this method asymptotically depart the initial orbit on a trajectory contained within
the unstable manifold of the initial orbit and later, asymptotically arrive at the final orbit on a trajectory contained within
the stable manifold of the final orbit. Primer vector theory is applied to a transfer to determine the optimal maneuvers required
to create the bridging trajectory that connects the unstable and stable manifold trajectories. Transfers are constructed between
unstable periodic orbits in the Sun–Earth, Earth–Moon, and Jupiter-Europa three-body systems. Multiple solutions are found
between the same initial and final orbits, where certain solutions retrace interior portions of the trajectory. All transfers
created satisfy the conditions for optimality. The costs of transfers constructed using manifolds are compared to the costs
of transfers constructed without the use of manifolds. In all cases, the total cost of the transfer is significantly lower
when invariant manifolds are used in the transfer construction. In many cases, the transfers that employ invariant manifolds
are three times more efficient, in terms of fuel expenditure, than the transfer that do not. The decrease in transfer cost
is accompanied by an increase in transfer time of flight. 相似文献
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In this contribution, an efficient technique to design direct (i.e., without intermediate flybys) low-energy trajectories in multi-moon systems is presented. The method relies on analytical two-body approximations of trajectories originating from the stable and unstable invariant manifolds of two coupled circular restricted three-body problems. We provide a means to perform very fast and accurate computations of the minimum-cost trajectories between two moons. Eventually, we validate the methodology by comparison with numerical integrations in the three-body problem. Motivated by the growing interest in the robotic exploration of the Jovian system, which has given rise to numerous studies and mission proposals, we apply the method to the design of minimum-cost low-energy direct trajectories between Galilean moons, and the case study is that of Ganymede and Europa. 相似文献
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Stefano Campagnola Nathan J. Strange Ryan P. Russell 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2010,108(2):165-186
The announced missions to the Saturn and Jupiter systems renewed the space community interest in simple design methods for
gravity assist tours at planetary moons. A key element in such trajectories are the V-Infinity Leveraging Transfers (VILT)
which link simple impulsive maneuvers with two consecutive gravity assists at the same moon. VILTs typically include a tangent
impulsive maneuver close to an apse location, yielding to a desired change in the excess velocity relative to the moon. In
this paper we study the VILT solution space and derive a linear approximation which greatly simplifies the computation of
the transfers, and is amenable to broad global searches. Using this approximation, Tisserand graphs, and heuristic optimization
procedure we introduce a fast design method for multiple-VILT tours. We use this method to design a trajectory from a highly
eccentric orbit around Saturn to a 200-km science orbit at Enceladus. The trajectory is then recomputed removing the linear
approximation, showing a Δv change of <4%. The trajectory is 2.7 years long and comprises 52 gravity assists at Titan, Rhea, Dione, Tethys, and Enceladus,
and several deterministic maneuvers. Total Δv is only 445 m/s, including the Enceladus orbit insertion, almost 10 times better then the 3.9 km/s of the Enceladus orbit
insertion from the Titan–Enceladus Hohmann transfer. The new method and demonstrated results enable a new class of missions
that tour and ultimately orbit small mass moons. Such missions were previously considered infeasible due to flight time and
Δv constraints. 相似文献
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Low-energy, low-thrust transfers to the Moon 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
G. Mingotti F. Topputo F. Bernelli-Zazzera 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2009,105(1-3):61-74
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Yu Cheng Gerard Gómez Josep J. Masdemont Jianping Yuan 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2017,128(4):409-433
This paper is devoted to the study of the transfer problem from a libration point orbit of the Earth–Moon system to an orbit around the Moon. The transfer procedure analysed has two legs: the first one is an orbit of the unstable manifold of the libration orbit and the second one is a transfer orbit between a certain point on the manifold and the final lunar orbit. There are only two manoeuvres involved in the method and they are applied at the beginning and at the end of the second leg. Although the numerical results given in this paper correspond to transfers between halo orbits around the \(L_1\) point (of several amplitudes) and lunar polar orbits with altitudes varying between 100 and 500 km, the procedure we develop can be applied to any kind of lunar orbits, libration orbits around the \(L_1\) or \(L_2\) points of the Earth–Moon system, or to other similar cases with different values of the mass ratio. 相似文献
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A strategy is formulated to design optimal time-fixed impulsive transfers between three-dimensional libration-point orbits in the vicinity of the interiorL
1 libration point of the Sun-Earth/Moon barycenter system. The adjoint equation in terms of rotating coordinates in the elliptic restricted three-body problem is shown to be of a distinctly different form from that obtained in the analysis of trajectories in the two-body problem. Also, the necessary conditions for a time-fixed two-impulse transfer to be optimal are stated in terms of the primer vector. Primer vector theory is then extended to non-optimal impulsive trajectories in order to establish a criterion whereby the addition of an interior impulse reduces total fuel expenditure. The necessary conditions for the local optimality of a transfer containing additional impulses are satisfied by requiring continuity of the Hamiltonian and the derivative of the primer vector at all interior impulses. Determination of the location, orientation, and magnitude of each additional impulse is accomplished by the unconstrained minimization of the cost function using a multivariable search method. Results indicate that substantial savings in fuel can be achieved by the addition of interior impulsive maneuvers on transfers between libration-point orbits.An earlier version was presented as Paper AAS 92–126 at the AAS/AIAA Spaceflight Mechanics Meeting, Colorado Springs, Colorado, February 24–26, 1992. 相似文献
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F. Marchis V. Lainey P. Descamps J. Berthier M. Van Dam I. de Pater B. Macomber M. Baek D. Le Mignant H.B. Hammel M. Showalter F. Vachier 《Icarus》2010,210(2):635-643
We present the first dynamical solution of the triple asteroid system (45) Eugenia and its two moons Petit–Prince (diameter ∼ 7 km) and S/2004 (45) 1 (diameter ∼ 5 km). The two moons orbit at 1165 and 610 km from the primary, describing an almost-circular orbit (e ∼ 6 × 10−3 and e ∼ 7 × 10−2 respectively). The system is quite different from the other known triple systems in the main belt since the inclinations of the moon orbits are sizeable (9° and 18° with respect to the equator of the primary respectively). No resonances, neither secular nor due to Lidov–Kozai mechanism, were detected in our dynamical solution, suggesting that these inclinations are not due to excitation modes between the primary and the moons. A 10-year evolution study shows that the orbits are slightly affected by perturbations from the Sun, and to a lesser extent by mutual interactions between the moons. The estimated J2 of the primary is three times lower than the theoretical one, calculated assuming the shape of the primary and an homogeneous interior, possibly suggesting the importance of other gravitational harmonics. 相似文献
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Transit orbits are defined as the trajectories that can pass through the neck region of the zero velocity surface in the circular restricted three-body problem (CR3BP). The low-energy transfers in the CR3BP or between two CR3BPs are always through the instrumentality of the transit orbits. In this paper, the distribution of the transit orbits in the six-dimensional phase space is explored by using numerical methods. The necessary and sufficient condition of transition is introduced, which defines the distribution of the transit orbits by using the manifolds of the vertical and horizontal Lyapunov orbits and the transit cones. The relationship between the manifolds of the libration point orbits and the boundary of the transit orbits is discovered. By using this relationship, a fast algorithm for detecting the boundary of the transit orbits is developed. Moreover, this boundary is parametrized by using Fourier series, which makes easy to use the conclusions of this paper in future trajectory optimization and mission design. All the analyses in this paper are based on the Sun?CEarth CR3BP, but the methods introduced here can be extended to any CR3BPs. 相似文献
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The use of invariant manifolds for transfers between unstable periodic orbits of different energies 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Kathryn E. Davis Rodney L. Anderson Daniel J. Scheeres George H. Born 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2010,107(4):471-485
Techniques from dynamical systems theory have been applied to the construction of transfers between unstable periodic orbits
that have different energies. Invariant manifolds, trajectories that asymptotically depart or approach unstable periodic orbits,
are used to connect the initial and final orbits. The transfer asymptotically departs the initial orbit on a trajectory contained
within the initial orbit’s unstable manifold and later asymptotically approaches the final orbit on a trajectory contained
within the stable manifold of the final orbit. The manifold trajectories are connected by the execution of impulsive maneuvers.
Two-body parameters dictate the selection of the individual manifold trajectories used to construct efficient transfers. A
bounding sphere centered on the secondary, with a radius less than the sphere of influence of the secondary, is used to study
the manifold trajectories. A two-body parameter, κ, is computed within the bounding sphere, where the gravitational effects of the secondary dominate. The parameter κ is defined as the sum of two quantities: the difference in the normalized angular momentum vectors and eccentricity vectors
between a point on the unstable manifold and a point on the stable manifold. It is numerically demonstrated that as the κ parameter decreases, the total cost to complete the transfer decreases. Preliminary results indicate that this method of
constructing transfers produces a significant cost savings over methods that do not employ the use of invariant manifolds. 相似文献
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We consider the general spatial three body problem and study the dynamics of planetary systems consisting of a star and two planets which evolve into 2/1 mean motion resonance and into inclined orbits. Our study is focused on the periodic orbits of the system given in a suitable rotating frame. The stability of periodic orbits characterize the evolution of any planetary system with initial conditions in their vicinity. Stable periodic orbits are associated with long term regular evolution, while unstable periodic orbits are surrounded by regions of chaotic motion. We compute many families of symmetric periodic orbits by applying two schemes of analytical continuation. In the first scheme, we start from the 2/1 (or 1/2) resonant periodic orbits of the restricted problem and in the second scheme, we start from vertical critical periodic orbits of the general planar problem. Most of the periodic orbits are unstable, but many stable periodic orbits have been, also, found with mutual inclination up to 50?–60?, which may be related with the existence of real planetary systems. 相似文献
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G. Mingotti F. Topputo F. Bernelli-Zazzera 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2011,110(2):169-188
In this paper novel Earth–Mars transfers are presented. These transfers exploit the natural dynamics of n-body models as well as the high specific impulse typical of low-thrust systems. The Moon-perturbed version of the Sun–Earth
problem is introduced to design ballistic escape orbits performing lunar gravity assists. The ballistic capture is designed
in the Sun–Mars system where special attainable sets are defined and used to handle the low-thrust control. The complete trajectory
is optimized in the full n-body problem which takes into account planets’ orbital inclinations and eccentricities. Accurate, efficient solutions with
reasonable flight times are presented and compared with known results. 相似文献
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Alexander V. Krivov Ingo WardinskiFrank Spahn Harald KrügerEberhard Grün 《Icarus》2002,157(2):436-455
The outer region of the jovian system between ∼50 and 300 jovian radii from the planet is found to be the host of a previously unknown dust population. We used the data from the dust detector aboard the Galileo spacecraft collected from December 1995 to April 2001 during Galileo's numerous traverses of the outer jovian system. Analyzing the ion amplitudes, calibrated masses and speeds of grains, and impact directions, we found about 100 individual events fully compatible with impacts of grains moving around Jupiter in bound orbits. These grains have moderate eccentricities and a wide range of inclinations—from prograde to retrograde ones. The radial number density profile of the micrometer-sized dust is nearly flat between about 50 and 300 jovian radii. The absolute number density level (∼10 km−3 with a factor of 2 or 3 uncertainty) surpasses by an order of magnitude that of the interplanetary background. We identify the sources of the bound grains with outer irregular satellites of Jupiter. Six outer tiny moons are orbiting the planet in prograde and fourteen in retrograde orbits. These moons are subject to continuous bombardment by interplanetary micrometeoroids. Hypervelocity impacts create ejecta, nearly all of which get injected into circumjovian space. Our analytic and numerical study of the ejecta dynamics shows that micrometer-sized particles from both satellite families, although strongly perturbed by solar tidal gravity and radiation pressure, would stay in bound orbits for hundreds of thousands of years as do a fraction of smaller grains, several tenths of a micrometer in radius, ejected from the prograde moons. Different-sized ejecta remain confined to spheroidal clouds embracing the orbits of the parent moons, with appreciable asymmetries created by the radiation pressure and solar gravity perturbations. Spatial location of the impacts, mass distribution, speeds, orbital inclinations, and number density of dust derived from the data are all consistent with the dynamical model. 相似文献
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Impulsive time-free transfers between halo orbits 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
A methodology is developed to design optimal time-free impulsive transfers between three-dimensional halo orbits in the vicinity of the interior L
1 libration point of the Sun-Earth/Moon barycenter system. The transfer trajectories are optimal in the sense that the total characteristic velocity required to implement the transfer exhibits a local minimum. Criteria are established whereby the implementation of a coast in the initial orbit, a coast in the final orbit, or dual coasts accomplishes a reduction in fuel expenditure. The optimality of a reference two-impulse transfer can be determined by examining the slope at the endpoints of a plot of the magnitude of the primer vector on the reference trajectory. If the initial and final slopes of the primer magnitude are zero, the transfer trajectory is optimal; otherwise, the execution of coasts is warranted. The optimal time of flight on the time-free transfer, and consequently, the departure and arrival locations on the halo orbits are determined by the unconstrained minimization of a function of two variables using a multivariable search technique. Results indicate that the cost can be substantially diminished by the allowance for coasts in the initial and final libration-point orbits.An earlier version was presented as Paper AIAA 92-4580 at the AIAA/AAS Astrodynamics Conference, Hilton Head Island, SC, U.S.A., August 10–12, 1992. 相似文献
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Marit Øieroset David A. Brain David L. Mitchell Jasper S. Halekas Mario H. Acuña 《Icarus》2010,206(1):189-198
More than 490 elliptical aerobraking and science phasing orbits made by Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) in 1997 and 1998 provide unprecedented coverage of the solar wind in the vicinity of the orbits of the martian moons Phobos and Deimos. We have performed a comprehensive survey of magnetic field perturbations in the solar wind to search for possible signatures of solar wind interaction with dust or gas escaping from the moons. A total of 1246 solar wind disturbance events were identified and their distribution was examined relative to Phobos, the Phobos orbit, and the Deimos orbit. We find that the spatial distribution of solar wind perturbations does not increase near or downstream of Phobos, Phobos’ orbit, or Deimos’ orbit, which would have been expected if there is significant outgassing or dust escape from the martian moons. Of the 1246 magnetic field perturbation events found in the MGS data set, 11 events were found within 2000 km of the Phobos orbit, while three events were found within 2000 km of the Deimos orbit. These events were analyzed in detail and found to likely have other causes than outgassing/dust escape from the martian moons. Thus we conclude that the amount of gas/dust escaping the martian moons is not significant enough to induce detectable magnetic field perturbations in the solar wind. In essence we have not found any clear evidence in the MGS magnetic field data for outgassing or dust escape from the martian moons. 相似文献
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Emiliano Ortore Christian Circi Carlo Ulivieri Marco Cinelli 《Earth, Moon, and Planets》2014,111(3-4):157-172
Performances of a planetary observation system are strongly related to the choice of the orbit used. Trajectories with characteristics of periodicity are very useful for the assessment of time-varying phenomena and thus Periodic SunSynchronous and Periodic Multi-SunSynchronous Orbits are particularly suitable to this end. In this paper, the research into these kinds of orbits, previously proposed for the Earth and Mars, has been extended to planets of the Solar System and to their principal moons. In general, these trajectories are typically obtained under the hypothesis that the J2 harmonic is predominant with respect to the other orbital perturbations, since this allows an analytical solution. However, the hypothesis of J2 predominant is not always verified in the Solar System and so analytical techniques must be replaced by numerical simulations. Interesting results have been obtained for the planets Mars and Jupiter and for the moons Europa, Callisto and Titan, where periodic trajectories with reduced revisit times and low altitudes have been found. These solutions allow the observation of time-varying phenomena with high spatial and temporal resolution. 相似文献
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H. Hiller 《Planetary and Space Science》1965,13(12):1233-1247
A study has been made of optimum transfers between elliptic and non-coplanar circular orbits having a common centre of attraction and whose planes intersect along the major axis of the ellipse. Elliptic transfer paths with up to three apsidal impulses are considered, with the whole plane change taking place at the (coincident) apocentres of these paths.
For three-impulse transfers, the optimum mode is always to transfer from the pericentre of the elliptic orbit to the circular orbit, or vice-versa. For the two-impulse “tilted-Hohmann” type of transfer, the optimum mode for the ellipse-in-circle arrangement of initial and final orbits is also to transfer from pericentre to circle; but the optimum mode is from apocentre to circle for both the circle-in-ellipse and overlap arrangements. 相似文献
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An analytical expression of the force function of a slightly elliptical Gaussian ring is proposed. The obtained power expansion
of ellipse eccentricity contains the terms up to the third power inclusive. The coefficients of this expansion depend on the
coordinates of the sampling point and semi-major axis of the ellipse. In the advanced application to the system of the major
moons of Uranus for the investigation into secular mutual perturbations, the generalization of the force function is performed
for the case of a nearly coplanar system of rings. The force function obtained in this work is more accurate than the earlier
known ones and includes the terms up to the third power inclusive with respect to the eccentricities and equatorial inclinations
of the moons’ orbits. 相似文献
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Starting from the identification and classification of a family of fast periodic transfer orbits in the Earth–Moon planar
circular Restricted Three Body Problem (RTBP), and using analytic continuation techniques, we find two unstable periodic orbits
in the Sun–Earth–Moon Quasi-Bicircular Problem (QBCP). The orbits found perform periodic Earth–Moon transfers with a period
of approximately 29.5 days. 相似文献