Table of contents for Analytical mechanics of space systems / Hanspeter Schaub, John L. Junkins.


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Table of Contents
Preface##xiii
Part 1#Basic Mechanics
Chapter 1.#Particle Kinematics#3
1.1#Introduction#3
1.2#Particle Position Description#3
1.3#Vector Differentiation#8
References##19
Problems##20
Chapter 2.#Newtonian Mechanics#27
2.1#Introduction#27
2.2#Newtons Laws#27
2.3#Single Particle Dynamics#31
2.4#Dynamics of a System of Particles#43
2.5#Dynamics of a Continuous System#53
2.6#Rocket Problem#58
References##63
Problems##63
Chapter 3.#Rigid Body Kinematics#71
3.1#Introduction#71
3.2#Direction Cosine Matrix#72
3.3#Euler Angles#78
3.4#Principal Rotation Vector#87
3.5#Euler Parameters#95
3.6#Classical Rodrigues Parameters#102
3.7#Modified Rodrigues Parameters#107
3.8#Other Attitude Parameters#115
3.9#Homogeneous Transformations#119
References##000
Problems##000
Chapter 4.#Eulerian Mechanics#127
4.1#Introduction#127
4.2#Rigid Body Dynamics#127
4.3#Torque-Free Rigid Body Rotation#142
4.4#Momentum Exchange Devices#151
4.5#Gravity Gradient Satellite#160
References##170
Problems##171
Chapter 5.#Generalized Methods of Analytical Dynamics#177
5.1#Introduction#177
5.2#Generalized Coordinates#177
5.3#DAlemberts Principle#180
5.4#Lagrangian Dynamics#204
References##231
Problems##231
Chapter 6.#Variational Methods in Analytical Dynamics#237
6.1#Introduction#237
6.2#Fundamentals of Variational Calculus#237
6.3#Hamiltons Variational Principles#241
6.4#Hamiltons Principal Function#245
6.5#Some Classical Applications of Hamiltons Principle to
Distributed Parameter Systems#250
6.6#Explicit Generalizations of Lagranges Equations for
Hybrid Coordinate Systems#254
References##261
Problems##261
Chapter 7.#Hamiltons Generalized Formulations of
Analytical Dynamics#265
7.1#Introduction#265
7.2#Hamiltonian Function#265
7.3#Ignorable Coordinates#270
7.4#Relationship of Hamiltonian Function to WorkEnergy
Integral#271
7.5#Hamiltons Canonical Equations#276
7.6#Poissons Brackets#280
7.7#Canonical Coordinate Transformations#283
7.8#Perfect Differential Criterion for Canonical
Transformations#287
7.9#Transformation Jacobian Perspective on Canonical
Transformations#290
References##292
Problems##292
Chapter 8.#Nonlinear Spacecraft Stability and Control#295
8.1#Introduction#295
8.2#Nonlinear Stability Analysis#295
8.3#Generating Lyapunov Functions#310
8.4#Nonlinear Feedback Control Laws#325
8.5#Lyapunov Optimal Control Laws#339
8.6#Linear Closed-Loop Dynamics#345
8.7#Reaction Wheel Control Devices#351
8.8#Variable Speed Control Moment Gyroscopes#353
References##372
Problems##374
Part 2#Celestial Mechanics
Chapter 9.#Classical Two-Body Problem#381
9.1#Introduction#381
9.2#Geometry of Conic Sections#382
9.3#Relative Two-Body Equations of Motion#390
9.4#Fundamental Integrals#392
9.5#Classical Solutions#404
References##420
Problems##421
Chapter 10.#Restricted Three-Body Problem#423
10.1#Introduction#423
10.2#Lagranges Three-Body Solution#423
10.3#Circular Restricted Three-Body Problem#438
10.4#Periodic Stationary Orbits#458
10.5#Disturbing Function#460
References##463
Problems##463
Chapter 11.#Gravitational Potential Field Models#465
11.1#Introduction#465
11.2#Gravitational Potential of Finite Bodies#466
11.3#MacCullaghs Approximation#469
11.4#Spherical Harmonic Gravity Potential#472
11.5#Multibody Gravitational Acceleration#483
11.6#Spheres of Gravitational Influence#485
References##488
Problems##488
Chapter 12.#Perturbation Methods#489
12.1#Introduction#489
12.2#Enckes Method#490
12.3#Variation of Parameters#492
12.4#State Transition and Sensitivity Matrix#525
References##540
Problems##541
Chapter 13.#Transfer Orbits#545
13.1#Introduction#545
13.2#Minimum Energy Orbit#545
13.3#Hohmann Transfer Orbit#549
13.4#Lamberts Problem #554
13.5#Rotating the Orbit Plane #563
13.6#Patched-Conic Orbit Solution#568
References##589
Problems##589
Chapter 14.#Spacecraft Formation Flying#593
14.1#Introduction#593
14.2#General Relative Orbit Description#594
14.3#Cartesian Coordinate Description#596
14.4#Orbit Element Difference Description#604
14.5#Relative Motion State Transition Matrix#613
14.6#Linearized Relative Orbit Motion#618
14.7#J_2-Invariant Relative Orbits#628
14.8#Relative Orbit Control Methods#649
References##669
Problems##671
Appendix A.#Transport Theorem Derivation Using Linear
Algebra#675
Appendix B.#Various Euler Angle Transformations#679
Appendix C.#MRP Identity Proof#683
Appendix D.#Conic Section Transformations#685
Appendix E.#MATLAB M-Files#689
Appendix F.#First-Order Mapping Between Mean and
Osculating Orbit Elements#693
Appendix G.#Direct Linear Mapping Between Cartesian Hill
Frame Coordinates and Orbit Element Differences#697
Appendix H.#Hamel Coefficients for the Rotational Motion of a 
Rigid Body#699
Index##705
 

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Celestial mechanics, Differentiable dynamical systems