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Examine solutions in Lambert notebook

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🐞 Problem

With the current master version, I’m getting solutions in strange locations of the plot: png image 1200 x 900 pixels

I am not sure this was always the case, so it’s worth it to rerun the notebook and assess whether these results are correct.

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Issue Analytics

  • State:closed
  • Created 5 years ago
  • Comments:7 (7 by maintainers)

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jorgepilotocommented, Jun 21, 2019

Alright, so it seems that the initial condition x_i when ll = -1 tremendously affects the output of the function _compute_T_min. By forcing each initial condition x_i to each M, those red crosses matched the lines. See:

possible_lambert

However, this is not a solution, of course. A deep study on _tof_equation and _halley method is required to better see why the initial condition makes the solution to diverge if ll = -1 😕

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jorgepilotocommented, Jun 6, 2019

I also saw that the labels Elliptic and Hyperbolic are switched, I was uploading this image but you were faster than me 😄

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