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  • Sērija : AIP Conference Proceedings v. 886
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Feb-2007
  • Izdevniecība: American Institute of Physics
  • ISBN-10: 0735403899
  • ISBN-13: 9780735403895
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 344 pages, height x width x depth: 235x155x20 mm, weight: 1470 g, 1, black & white illustrations
  • Sērija : AIP Conference Proceedings v. 886
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Feb-2007
  • Izdevniecība: American Institute of Physics
  • ISBN-10: 0735403899
  • ISBN-13: 9780735403895
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This book contains peer-reviewed papers from New Trends in Astrodynamics and Applications III, an international conference, held in August 2006 in Princeton, NJ. This conference presented current research in the field of astrodynamics with a special emphasis on the use of the methods of chaos theory and dynamical systems to find low energy trajectories. The volume provides applications to current and future space missions and dynamical astronomy.
Preface vii
I. TRAJECTORY DESIGN AND DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS
A New Class of Low Energy Lunar Orbits and Mission Applications
3
E. Belbruno
Transfer to Small Distant Retrograde Orbits
20
J. Demeyer and P. Gurfil
Update on STEREO and Other Missions of the JHU/Applied Physics Laboratory
32
D.W. Dunham
Rescriptive and Descriptive Gauge Symmetry in Finite-dimensional Dynamical Systems
42
P. Gurfil
Quasi-periodic Orbits of the Restricted Three-body Problem Made Easy
68
E. Kolemen, N.J. Kasdin, and P. Gurfil
Nonlinear Semi-analytic Methods for Spacecraft Trajectory Design, Control, and Navigation
78
R.S. Park and D.J. Scheeres
Set Oriented Approximation of Invariant Manifolds: Review of Concepts for Astrodynamical Problems
90
M. Dellnitz, K. Padberg, M. Post, and B. Thiere
Combined Optimal Low-thrust and Stable-manifold Trajectories to the Earth-Moon Halo Orbits
100
G. Mingotti, F. Topputo, and F. Bernelli-Zazzera
II. FUTURE OF HUMAN SETTLEMENT
Longevity of the Human Spaceflight Program
113
J.R. Gott, III
Critical Trajectories for the Human Settlement of the High Frontier
123
L.S. Valentine
III. CELESTIAL MECHANISMS AND DYNAMICAL ASTRONOMY
On the Theory of Bodily Tides
131
M. Efroimsky and V. Lainey
Phase Space Reconstruction in the Restricted Three-body Problem
139
M. Gidea, F. Deppe, and G. Anderson
Gravity Behaves Like That?
153
J. Pazmino
A Simple Approximate Analysis of the Linear Stability of Ring Systems
169
R.J. Vanderbei
Dangers of Truncating the Disturbing Function in Small Body Solar System Dynamics
175
D. Veras
IV. INTERSTELLAR MISSION CONCEPTS
Natural Sources of Antiparticles in the Solar System and the Feasibility of Extraction for High Delta-V Space Propulsion
187
J. Bickford, W. Schmitt, W. Spjeldvik, A. Gusev, G. Pugacheva, and I. Martin
Closing Remarks: A Charter for Interstellar Studies
204
P.A. Gilster
Status of Solar Sail Propulsion: Moving Toward an Interstellar Probe
207
L. Johnson, R.M. Young, and E E. Montgomery, IV
Sun's Focus Comes First, Interstellar Target Comes Second
215
C. Maccone
Interim Missions for Photon Sailcraft: How to Prep for Centaurus
235
G.L. Matloff
Very Small Interstellar Spacecraft
239
M.A. Peck
V. ASTRONOMY, RELATIVITY
Relativistic Canonical Planetary Perturbation Equations for Momentum-dependent Forces, and the Lense-thirring Precession
253
N. Ashby and T. Allison
Relativistic Reference Frames for Astrometry and Navigation in the Solar System
268
S.M. Kopeikin
Classifying Solid Planetary Bodies
284
J.L. Remo
VI. NEO DEFLECTION
Comparison of Single and Multi-spacecraft Configurations for NEA Deflection by Solar Sublimation
303
C. Maddock, J.P. Sanchez Cuartielles, M. Vasile, and G. Radice
A Multi-criteria Assessment of Deflection Methods for Dangerous NEOs
317
J.P. Sanchez Cuartielles, C. Colombo, M. Vasile, and G. Radice
Author Index 335