THE ORBITAL DYNAMICS OF ARTIFICIAL SATELLITES IN 14:1 RESONANCE
In this work, the orbital dynamics
of synchronous satellites is studied. The
considered resonance is 14:1; in other words,
the satellite completes fourteen revolutions
while the Earth completes one. In the
development of the geopotential, the zonal
harmonic J20 and the tesseral harmonic J1414
are considered. The order of the dynamical
system is reduced through successive Mathieu
transformations and the final system is solved
by numerical integration. Numerical results
show the phase space with the libration and
circulation regions, the time behavior of the
semi-major axis and the φ2 angle.
THE ORBITAL DYNAMICS OF ARTIFICIAL SATELLITES IN 14:1 RESONANCE
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.317212210011
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Palavras-chave: Synchronous Satellites, Orbital Dynamics, Resonance.
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Keywords: Synchronous Satellites, Orbital Dynamics, Resonance.
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Abstract:
In this work, the orbital dynamics
of synchronous satellites is studied. The
considered resonance is 14:1; in other words,
the satellite completes fourteen revolutions
while the Earth completes one. In the
development of the geopotential, the zonal
harmonic J20 and the tesseral harmonic J1414
are considered. The order of the dynamical
system is reduced through successive Mathieu
transformations and the final system is solved
by numerical integration. Numerical results
show the phase space with the libration and
circulation regions, the time behavior of the
semi-major axis and the φ2 angle. -
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- Sandro da Silva Fernandes
- Rodolpho Vilhena de Moraes
- Jarbas Cordeiro Sampaio