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guidance, flight mechanics and trajectory optimization

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which form the columns of F must be found. This process is difficult in<br />

general; thus, sometimes it is preferable to make a transformation of variables<br />

to simplify the matrix A before attempting to find the fundamental matrix F.<br />

For the present equations, however, the solutions are known; <strong>and</strong> the fundamental<br />

matrix can be written in terms of real functions as<br />

The inverse matrix is<br />

Now, since<br />

d(f"f)<br />

09<br />

F--k9 = l iant 41 cmnt<br />

cmnt -h&d )<br />

=o , it is easy to show that<br />

f (f-9 = +-‘A<br />

for all problems of this kind. In order to obtain the solution, it is conven-<br />

ient to obtain a set of constants for equations with no forcing (a, =O). This<br />

is accomplished by the substitution<br />

which is seen to satisfy the differential equation<br />

1.32<br />

1.33<br />

1.34<br />

3 = F%)5 1.35<br />

i =‘F-‘(t) B o3 U)//l, 1.36<br />

This equation is integrated to give Z - Z, <strong>and</strong> is then multiplied by F(t)<br />

on the left to obtain the original variable, 5 . The result is<br />

The state transition matrix for these two variables is F(t)F -l (t 1. When the<br />

coefficients in the matrix A are constant, it is possible to wriee<br />

F(t) F -‘Cl, ) = G (t - 4,)<br />

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