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2014
The position of a body orbiting in a Keplerian motion is defined by the 6 Keplerian elements. From now on, we shall be mainly concerned with the periodic motion of a body, the artificial satellite, in the gravitational field of the Earth.
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The position of a body orbiting in a Keplerian motion is defined by the 6 Keplerian elements. From now on, we shall be mainly concerned with the periodic motion of a body, the artificial satellite, in the gravitational field of the Earth.
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Keplerian Representation of a Non-Keplerian Orbit
Journal of Guidance and Control, 1980The properties of a mean reference orbit are developed through the introduction of an augmented radial potential proportional to c/r2. The arbitrary constant c is chosen to satisfy the perturbed energy level over an oblate Earth. This produces a mean orbit with not only the correct first order anomalistic period, but one which is also functionally ...
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European Journal of Physics, 2003
Summary: Various properties of Keplerian orbits traced by satellites that are launched from the same spatial point with different initial velocities are discussed. Two families of elliptical orbits are investigated, namely the sets of orbits produced by a common direction but different magnitudes of the initial velocities, and by a common magnitude but
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Summary: Various properties of Keplerian orbits traced by satellites that are launched from the same spatial point with different initial velocities are discussed. Two families of elliptical orbits are investigated, namely the sets of orbits produced by a common direction but different magnitudes of the initial velocities, and by a common magnitude but
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Principal Periodic Orbits of the Keplerian Dumbbell System
SIAM Journal on Applied Dynamical Systems, 2020zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Rui Dilão, Manuel Murteira
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Non-Keplerian orbits for electric sails
Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy, 2009zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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On Feynman’s analysis of the geometry of Keplerian orbits
American Journal of Physics, 2003A geometrical construction, introduced by Maxwell and Feynman to demonstrate that closed Keplerian orbits are elliptical, is adapted to show that open Keplerian orbits are hyperbolic or parabolic.
Kowen, Michael, Mathur, H.
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Satellite transfers between Keplerian orbits
Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy, 2022zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Rui Dilão +2 more
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Keplerian Orbit and Satellite skCUBE
2019 New Trends in Aviation Development (NTAD), 2019This paper describes the basic concepts for determining the cosmic objects position and motion according to the Kepler's Laws and Newton's law of Universal Gravitation. In addition, the paper also includes an algorithm to compute the (miniature) satellites orbit. The algorithm input data was received from two-line elements (TLE) record.
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