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L’étude porte sur les trajectoires de retour s’étendant depuis une orbite initiale quelconque jusqu’éu sommet de l’atmosphére. La phase propulsive est réduite à une impulsion; les trajectoires étudiées se trouvent dans le plan de l’orbite initiale; la Terre, fixe et sphérique, est le seul centre d’attraction.

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Accuracy Requirements for Recovery Trajectories. Recovery trajectories, extending from a given initial orbit to the top of the atmosphere, are analyzed. The propulsion is reduced to an impulse; the trajectories considered lie in the plane of the initial orbit; the spherical non-rotat-ing earth is the only center of attraction.

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Moulin, L. (1964). Precisions Requises Pour Les Trajectoires de Retour D’engins Spatiaux. In: Boneff, N., Hersey, I. (eds) XIIIth International Astronautical Congress Varna 1962 / XIIIe Congrès International D’astronautique / XIII MeждyhapoдhbiЙ ҚohГpecc Пo ActpohabtИқe. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-4687-3_3

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