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math.OC2018

Coplanar Low-Thrust Transfer with Eclipses Using Analytical Costate Guess

Max Cerf

Low-thrust orbital transfers are difficult to optimize by indirect methods. The main issues come from the costate guess and from the numerical propagation accuracy required by the…

math.OC2018

Multiple Object Trajectography Using Particle Swarm Optimization Combined to Hungarian Method

Max Cerf

The problem of simultaneous trajectography of several dynamical objects is formulated as an optimization problem. The available observations consist in a series of photographs show…

math.OC2017

Why do launch trajectories end downwards

Max Cerf

The problem of finding the optimal thrust profile of a launcher upper stage is analyzed. The engine is assumed to be continuously thrusting, following either a linear or a bilevel…

math.OC20151 cited

Minimum time control of the rocket attitude reorientation associated with orbit dynamics

Jiamin Zhu, Emmanuel Trélat, Max Cerf

In this paper, we investigate the minimal time problem for the guidance of a rocket, whose motion is described by its attitude kinematics and dynamics but also by its orbit dynamic…

math.OC2015

Planar tilting maneuver of a spacecraft: singular arcs in the minimum time problem and chattering

Jiamin Zhu, Emmanuel Trélat, Max Cerf

In this paper, we study the minimum time planar tilting maneuver of a spacecraft, from the theoretical as well as from the numerical point of view, with a particular focus on the c…

math.OC2015

Low-Thrust Transfer Between Circular Orbits Using Natural Precession

Max Cerf

The minimum-fuel low-thrust transfer between circular orbits is formulated using the Edelbaum's averaged dynamics with the addition of the nodal precession due to the first zonal t…