Low-Thrust Rendezvous is a spacecraft rendezvous strategy that belongs to the class of orbital rendezvous maneuvers and is distinguished by its use of continuous, low-magnitude propulsion systems to gradually achieve relative proximity and docking with a target vehicle over extended durations, as opposed to impulsive high-thrust burns.
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Optimum low-thrust rendezvous and station keeping
T. N. Edelbaum · AIAA Journal · 1964 · 90 citations
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Tsinghua University
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