A study of halo orbits at the Sun-Mars L^sub 1^ Lagrangian point in the photogravitational restricted three-body problem
Photogravitational Restricted Three-Body Problem (PGRTBP) is considered and halo orbits are generated in the vicinity of the Sun-Mars L^sub 1^ Lagrangian point. Deviation of properties such as time period, size and velocity variation in the halo orbits with Sun as a source of radiation are discussed...
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| description | Photogravitational Restricted Three-Body Problem (PGRTBP) is considered and halo orbits are generated in the vicinity of the Sun-Mars L^sub 1^ Lagrangian point. Deviation of properties such as time period, size and velocity variation in the halo orbits with Sun as a source of radiation are discussed. With increase in solar radiation pressure, the halo orbits are found to elongate and move towards the Sun and the time period of the halo orbits is found to increase. The variation in the behaviour of invariant manifolds with change in radiation pressure is also computed and it is found that as the radiation pressure increases, the transition from Mars-centric path to heliocentric path is delayed. Certain implications of the velocity profile of the invariant manifolds are also discussed.[PUBLICATION ABSTRACT] |
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