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Sensitivity Analysis of the Non-Gravitational Perturbations on a Mercury Orbiter

Kato et al., 2012

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3658558127422331139
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Kato T
Rievers B
van der Ha J
Lämmerzahl C
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Advances in the Astronautical Sciences

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This paper presents the effects of the non-gravitational forces acting on a Mercury orbiter. The Albedo and InfraRed radiations originating from Mercury's surface are expected to significantly influence the orbital motion of the orbiter. Therefore, we study the accelerations …
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