Two-Point Boundary-Value Formulation is a mathematical framework within orbital mechanics that characterizes Lambert's Problem by specifying position boundary conditions at two distinct points in time, differentiating it from initial-value formulations through its reliance on terminal constraints to determine the trajectory connecting them.
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