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Erratum to: G. Vulpetti, Fast Solar Sailing, Space Technology Library 30, DOI 10.1007/978-94-007-4777-7 © Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013

This file lists the typos discovered by the author after the publication of “Fast Solar Sailing, Astrodynamics of Special Sailcraft Trajectories”, Springer, August 2012.

Revision #02f (May 25, 2013)

Page xxi:

The whole line “TCB Barycentric Coordinate Time… 4” is repeated from page xxiii; it should be deleted here. Retaining it causes no problem.

Page xxv:

In the 16th line, “…100–100” should be replaced by “…100–100,000 nm broadband”.

Chap. 3, Page 72:

In Fig. 3.6 “Regionfrom” should be written “Region from”.

Chap. 5, Page 157:

In the second line of the second paragraph, the phrase “(in chronological order)” should be deleted.

Chap. 6, Page 167:

  1. 1.

    Equation (6.1): the first “(0)” from the left should be erased.

  2. 2.

    “where \(\bar{L}_{\odot}(0)=\)” should be replaced by “where \(\bar{L}_{\odot}=\)”.

Chap. 6, Page 179:

9th–10th lines of the paragraph beginning with TFD-2…: item “(5) metal-organic,” should be replaced by “(5) Metal-Organic,”.

Chap. 6, Page 201:

In the first line after equations (6.66), the text “Eqs. (6.64a)–(6.64d)” should be replaced by “Eqs. (6.64)”.

Chap. 6, Page 239:

In the last but one line of the page, phrase “expect than the” should be replaced by “expect that the”.

Chap. 6, Page 241:

In both equations (6.140) and (6.141b), “cosϑ (re)−cosϑ ⊙” should be replaced by “sinϑ (re)−sinϑ ⊙”.

Chap. 7, Page 262:

In the second line of the paragraph just below Theorem 7.1, “the velocity acceleration” should be replaced by “the velocity direction”.

Chap. 8, Page 344:

In the caption of Fig. 8.3 the phrase “in from [77]” should be read as “in [77]”.

Chap. 8, Page 347:

5th paragraph, second line, “research on sailcraft” should be replaced by “research into sailcraft”.