VICTOR G. SZEBEHELY, DEng, PhD(1921-1997), was Professor and former chairman of the Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics Department of the University of Texas at Austin. He served as a consultant to the U.S. Air Force Space Command. HANS MARK, PhD, is Professor in the Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics Department of the University of Texas at Austin. His other books include The Space Station: A Personal Journey. He serves as a consultant to NASA.
Preface
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1 ON THE SHOULDERS OF GIANTS: AN HISTORICAL REVIEW
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2 CIRCULAR ORBITS
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3 THE GENERAL PROBLEM OF TWO BODIES
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4 ELLIPTIC ORBITS
47
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5 ROCKETS
65
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6 ENERGY RELATIONSHIPS: HYPERBOLIC AND PARABOLIC ORBITS
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7 KEPLER'S EQUATION AND LAMBERT'S THEOREM
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8 ORBITAL MANEUVERING OF SPACECRAFT
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9 ELEMENTS OF SPACECRAFT DYNAMICS
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10 PLANETARY EXPLORATION
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11 GENERAL PERTURBATION THEORY AND A SPECIFIC APPLICATION TO THE MOTION OF THE PLANET MERCURY
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12 THE MOTION OF EARTH-ORBITING SATELLITES
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13 THE PROBLEM OF THREE BODIES AND THE STABILITY OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM
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APPENDIX I GLOSSARY
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APPENDIX II PHYSICAL CONSTANTS
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APPENDIX III ANNOTATED LIST OF MAJOR REFERENCE BOOKS
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INDEX
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