Journal of Guidance and Control · 1980 · 143 citations · 9 references
Natural SciencesAerospace EngineeringCelestial MechanicsDifferential EquationsOrbital MechanicsOrbit DeterminationOrbital DynamicsOrbital PerturbationsSatellite Orbit DeterminationSatellite Orbit DynamicsSatellite OrbitsAnalytic ApproximationsHalo OrbitsLibrationLibration Point OrbitsNumerical Methods For Libration Point OrbitsSuccessive ApproximationsThree-body DynamicsThree-body Orbital Motion
The path to which the ISEE-3 satellite is controlled is a periodic solution to the three-dimensional equations for motion about the interior libration point of the sun-Earth-satellite three-body system. These particular periodic halo orbits are constructed using analytical and numerical methods. The third-order analytical solution is obtained by application of successive approximations in conjunction with a form of the LindstedtPoincart method. The ISEE-3 mission orbit is one member of a family of orbits which are locally approximated by the analytical development. This orbit is produced from standard differential corrections procedures using the third-order solution as the initial approximation.
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V. Szebehely · NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA) · 1967 · 1.3K citations
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W. G., Kendall Atkinson · Mathematics of Computation · 1994 · 1.3K citations