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Back Bohr-Frozen Formation for Multi-Satellite Systems
Fiscal Year | 2007 |
Division | Graduate School of Engineering & Applied Science |
Department | Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering |
Investigator(s) |
Kang, Wei
Ross, Isaac M. |
Sponsor | Air Force Research Laboratory (Air Force) |
Summary | Systematically explore relative orbits by integrating concepts from periodic optimal control theory, pseudospectral methods and Bohr's concept of almost periodic functions. The expected outcome of our proposed research is a discovery of NE J2-invariant relative orbits, particularly for non-circular reference orbits. This implies that a persistent long-duration formation would be practically realizable. These orbits can then be used for the design of a distributed space system. |
Keywords | Satellite Formation Optimal Control |
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