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Flugleistungen der drehsymmetrischen Flugkörper

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Grundzüge der Flugmechanik und Ballistik

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Die ersten beiden Abschnitte dieses Kapitels behandeln die Antriebsbahn (5.1) bzw. die Freiflugbahn (5.2), S. 356, von Geschoß und Rakete einschließlich des Problems des Wiedereintritts von irgendwelchen Flugkörpern, insbesondere von künstlichen Erdsatelliten, in die Erdatmosphäre (5.2.23), S. 369. Im folgenden Abschnitt 5.3, S. 372, wird die Keplerbewegung einbezogen und die Differentialgleichungen der Bahnelemente bei beliebigen Störungen auf anschaulichem Wege hergeleitet. Der Einfluß der Erdabplattung auf die Satellitenbahn (5.4), S. 396, die Lebensdauer eines Satelliten bei Berücksichtigung des Luftwiderstandes (5.5), S. 407, und der Übergang von einer Keplerbahn in eine andere mit Hilfe von Zusatzimpulsen (5.6), S. 413, sind im Grunde nur spezielle Anwendungen der Störungstheorie. Wegen der außerordentlich intensiven Bearbeitung, die diese drei Probleme in den letzten Jahren erfahren haben, ist jedoch ihrer Einführung jeweils ein besonderer Abschnitt vorbehalten.

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