Thomas E. Carter

Available identifiers

zbMath Open carter.thomas-eMaRDI QIDQ172052

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Generalized Hohmann, bi-parabolic and bi-elliptic planar impulsive transfer using transformed variables	2021-06-15	Paper
Planar optimal two-impulse transfers with closed-form solutions of the transverse transfers	2016-05-27	Paper
A new approach to impulsive rendezvous near circular orbit	2013-06-19	Paper
Models of motion in a central force field with quadratic drag	2003-05-11	Paper
Necessary and sufficient conditions for optimal impulsive rendezvous with linear equations of motion	2001-04-17	Paper
Fuel-Optimal Rendezvous in a Central Force Field with Linear Drag	2001-02-15	Paper
State Transition Matrices for Terminal Rendezvous Studies: Brief Survey and New Example	1999-12-02	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4349157	1999-06-07	Paper
Optimal power-limited rendezvous with upper and lower bounds on thrust	1997-08-27	Paper
Closed-form solution of an idealized, optimal, highly eccentric hyperbolic rendezvous problem	1996-07-31	Paper
Optimal power-limited rendezvous of a spacecraft with bounded thrust and general linear equations of motion	1996-07-17	Paper
Linearized impulsive rendezvous problem	1996-01-23	Paper
Optimal impulsive space trajectories based on linear equations	1991-01-01	Paper
Optimal bounded-thrust space trajectories based on linear equations	1991-01-01	Paper
New form for the optimal rendezvous equations near a Keplerian orbit	1990-01-01	Paper
Singular fuel-optimal space trajectories based on linearization about a point in circular orbit	1987-01-01	Paper
Fuel-optimal rendezvous near a point in general Keplerian orbit	1987-01-01	Paper
How Many Intersections Can a Helical Curve Have with the Unit Sphere During One Period?	1986-01-01	Paper
Fuel-optimal maneuvers of a spacecraft relative to a point in circular orbit	1984-01-01	Paper
Singular Regimes in Certain Classes of Relaxed Control Problems	1976-01-01	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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