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Solar radiation pressure used for formation flying control around the Sun-Earth libration point

Gong et al., 2009

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14891810888330732089
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Gong S
Li J
Baoyin H
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Applied Mathematics and Mechanics

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Solar radiation pressure is used to control the formation flying around the L2 libration point in the Sun-Earth system. Formation flying control around a halo orbit requires a very small thrust that cannot be satisfied by the latest thrusters. The key contribution of this paper is that …
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