International audienceThis paper focuses on the fixed-time minimum-fuel out-of-plane rendezvous between close elliptic orbits of an active spacecraft, with a passive target spacecraft, assuming a linear impulsive setting. It is shown that the out-of-plane elliptic relative dynamics are simple enough to allow for an analytical solution of the problem reviewed. Indeed, the approach relies on the primer vector theory by writing down and directly solving the optimality necessary conditions. After analyzing the characteristics of the dynamics of the optimal primer vector candidates, the complete analytical optimal solution is obtained for arbitrary durations of the rendezvous and arbitrary boundary conditions
Minimum-fuel, impulsive, time-fixed extremal solutions are obtained for the problem of orbital rende...
The problem of minimum-fuel, time-fixed, three-dimensional rendezvous for a solar electric propulsio...
22p.International audienceThis paper shows how to find lower bounds on, and sometimes solve globally...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the fixed-time minimum-fuel out-of-plane rendezvous betw...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the fixed-time minimum-fuel rendezvous between close ell...
International audienceThe problem of fixed-time fuel-optimal trajectories with high-thrust propulsio...
A method has been developed for determining optimal, i.e. minimum fuel, trajectories for the fixed-t...
International audienceThe optimal fuel impulsive time-fixed rendezvous problem is reviewed. In a lin...
One of the objectives of mission design is selecting an optimum orbital transfer which often transla...
In this paper we present, a comparison of trajectory optimization approaches for the minimum fuel re...
Abstract: The problem of a rendezvous of two spacecrafts on the close near-circular orbits...
Abstract: The four–impulse rendezvous of two spacecrafts moving initially on close near–ci...
For the case of impulsive thrust trajectories, Lawden’s primer vector theory gives a set of necessar...
Abstract: In a previous work, the authors developed a trajectory planning algorithm for spacecraft r...
The primer vector theory, firstly proposed by Lawden, defines a set of necessary conditions to chara...
Minimum-fuel, impulsive, time-fixed extremal solutions are obtained for the problem of orbital rende...
The problem of minimum-fuel, time-fixed, three-dimensional rendezvous for a solar electric propulsio...
22p.International audienceThis paper shows how to find lower bounds on, and sometimes solve globally...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the fixed-time minimum-fuel out-of-plane rendezvous betw...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the fixed-time minimum-fuel rendezvous between close ell...
International audienceThe problem of fixed-time fuel-optimal trajectories with high-thrust propulsio...
A method has been developed for determining optimal, i.e. minimum fuel, trajectories for the fixed-t...
International audienceThe optimal fuel impulsive time-fixed rendezvous problem is reviewed. In a lin...
One of the objectives of mission design is selecting an optimum orbital transfer which often transla...
In this paper we present, a comparison of trajectory optimization approaches for the minimum fuel re...
Abstract: The problem of a rendezvous of two spacecrafts on the close near-circular orbits...
Abstract: The four–impulse rendezvous of two spacecrafts moving initially on close near–ci...
For the case of impulsive thrust trajectories, Lawden’s primer vector theory gives a set of necessar...
Abstract: In a previous work, the authors developed a trajectory planning algorithm for spacecraft r...
The primer vector theory, firstly proposed by Lawden, defines a set of necessary conditions to chara...
Minimum-fuel, impulsive, time-fixed extremal solutions are obtained for the problem of orbital rende...
The problem of minimum-fuel, time-fixed, three-dimensional rendezvous for a solar electric propulsio...
22p.International audienceThis paper shows how to find lower bounds on, and sometimes solve globally...