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trajectory in the Sun's sphere of influence is required to transfer from Earth's sphere of influence to that of Mars, etc. By patching these conic sections together—matching the position and velocity vectors between segments—the appropriate mission trajectory can be found.
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between the spacecraft and that smaller body is considered, otherwise the gravitational force between the spacecraft and the larger body is used. This reduces a complicated
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spacecraft missions, there are missions for which this approximation does not provide sufficiently accurate results. Notably, it does not model
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An Analytical Solution to Patched-Conic Trajectories Satisfying Initial and Final Boundary Conditions
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The simplification is achieved by dividing space into various parts by assigning each of the
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Although this method gives a good approximation of trajectories for
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Dynamical Systems, the Three-Body Problem and Space Mission Design
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Earth-to-moon trajectories in the restricted three-body problem
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Method to calculate trajectory calculations for spacecraft
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Index

Patched Conics
astrodynamics
trajectory
spacecraft
Sun
planets
moons
sphere of influence
gravitational force
n-body problem
two-body problems
conic sections
Kepler orbits
interplanetary
Lagrangian points
Earth
Mars
hyperbolic trajectory
gravity well
elliptic
hyperbolic
Two-body problem
N-body problem
Sphere of influence
Kerbal Space Program
Roger, R. Bate
Fundamentals of Astrodynamics
ISBN
0486600610
LCCN

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