Orbital mechanics

by Chobotov, Vladimir A.

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Full title :Orbital mechanics / edited by Vladimir A. Chobotov.

Edition Statements

Publication Date:©2002.
Edition:3rd ed

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Place of Publication:Reston, Va
Language:eng
Publication Date:©2002.

The Physical Object

Description:xv, 460 pages : : illustrations ; : 24 cm +

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:1563475375, 9781563475375
oclc:ocn301061153
LC Classification:TL1050
Dewey Decimal:629.4/113

Chapter 1.. Basic Concepts -- 1.1. A Historical Perspective -- 1.2. Velocity and Acceleration -- Chapter 2.. Celestial Relationships -- 2.1. Coordinate Systems -- 2.2. Time Systems -- Chapter 3.. Keplerian Orbits -- 3.1. Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation -- 3.2. General and Restricted Two-Body Problem -- 3.3. Conservation of Mechanical Energy -- 3.4. Conservation of Angular Momentum -- 3.5. Orbital Parameters of a Satellite -- 3.6. Orbital Elements -- Chapter 4.. Position and Velocity as a Function of Time -- 4.1. General Relationships -- 4.2. Solving Kepler's Equation -- 4.3. A Universal Approach -- 4.4. Expressions with f and g -- 4.5. Summary of the Universal Approach -- 4.6. The Classical Element Set -- 4.7. The Rectangular Coordinate System -- 4.8. Modified Classical to Cartesian Transformation -- 4.9. Rectangular to Modified Classical Elements Transformation -- 4.10. The Spherical (ADBARV) Coordinate System -- 4.11. Rectangular to Spherical Transformation -- 4.12. Spherical to Rectangular Transformation -- 4.13. The Earth-Relative Spherical (LDBARV) Coordinate System -- 4.14. Geodetic and Geocentric Altitudes -- 4.15. Converting from Perigee/Apogee Radii to Perigee/Apoge…

Subjects

Artificial satellites -- Orbits Astronautique Instructional and educational works Matériel d'éducation et de formation Matériel didactique Mécanique céleste Mécanique orbitale Navigation (Astronautics) Navigation (astronautique) ORBITAL MECHANICS Satellites artificiels -- Orbites