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Introduction | ix | |
Part I | Applications of Chaos and Dynamical Systems | |
Existence of Chaos Associated with Weak Ballistic Capture and Applications | 1 | |
Geometric Mechanics and the Dynamics of Asteroid Pairs | 11 | |
On the Occurrence of Transition States in Celestial Mechanics | 39 | |
Migration of Jupiter-Family Comets and Resonant Asteroids to Near-Earth Space | 46 | |
Migration of Interplanetary Dust | 66 | |
Stability of Relative Equilibria in the Full Two-Body Problem | 81 | |
Part II | Formation Flying | |
Formation Flying Design and Applications in Weak Stability Boundary Regions | 95 | |
Coordinated Orbit Transfer for Satellite Clusters | 112 | |
Hamiltonian Modelling of Relative Motion | 138 | |
Near-Optimal Reconfiguration and Maintenance of Close Spacecraft Formations | 158 | |
Control of Satellite Clusters in Elliptic Orbit with Limited Communication | 177 | |
Part III | Optimization and Design | |
Accessibility, Stabilizability, and Feedback Control of Continuous Orbital Transfer | 190 | |
Finite Burn Maneuver Modeling for a Generalized Spacecraft Trajectory Design and Optimization System | 210 | |
A Systematic-Heuristic Approach for Space Trajectory Design | 234 | |
Optimal Plane Changes Using Third-Body Forces | 255 | |
Part IV | Mission Design | |
Background and Applications of Astrodynamics for Space Missions of the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory | 267 | |
Autonomous Low-Thrust Guidance: Application to SMART-1 and BepiColombo | 307 | |
The Bering Small Vehicle Asteroid Mission Concept | 328 | |
Assessing NEO Hazard Mitigation in Terms of Astrodynamics and Propulsion Systems Requirements | 350 | |
Optimal Trajectories from the Earth-Moon L[subscript 1] and L[subscript 3] Points to Deflect Hazardous Asteroids and Comets | 370 | |
A Dynamic Metric for NEO Hazard Mitigation | 386 | |
Advanced Stellar Compass: Onboard Autonomous Orbit Determination, Preliminary Performance | 393 | |
Part V | Celestial Mechanics | |
Classification of Periodic Orbits in the Four- and Five-Body Problems | 408 | |
New Orbits for the n-Body Problem | 422 | |
Analytical Theory of an Artificial Satellite of the Moon | 434 | |
Part VI | Propulsion | |
A Survey of Propulsion Options for Cargo and Piloted Missions to Mars | 450 | |
The Solar Photon Thruster as a Terrestrial Pole Sitter | 468 | |
Index of Contributors | 475 |
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