Descrição
This comprehensive graduate textbook delves into the complex world of optimal spacecraft trajectories, providing readers with an in-depth understanding of both the theoretical foundations and practical applications. Through carefully crafted explanations, the author guides students and professionals alike through the intricacies of trajectory design, exploring various methods and strategies that maximize efficiency in space travel.
Balancing mathematical rigor with accessible language, the book covers essential topics such as orbital mechanics and optimal control theory, all while emphasizing real-world scenarios and contemporary challenges in space exploration. It serves not only as a rich resource for advanced students but also as a reference for researchers and engineers involved in the dynamics of spacecraft. By illustrating the latest advancements and techniques in trajectory optimization, it paves the way for innovation in the field of aerospace engineering.
Balancing mathematical rigor with accessible language, the book covers essential topics such as orbital mechanics and optimal control theory, all while emphasizing real-world scenarios and contemporary challenges in space exploration. It serves not only as a rich resource for advanced students but also as a reference for researchers and engineers involved in the dynamics of spacecraft. By illustrating the latest advancements and techniques in trajectory optimization, it paves the way for innovation in the field of aerospace engineering.
Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Kindle
Páginas
160 páginas
Idioma
Inglês
Publicado
Jan 1, 2017
Editora
OUP Oxford
Edição
Illustrated
ISBN-10
0192539191
ISBN-13
9780192539199