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Construction of a Three-Pulse Approach to Phobos Trajectories with Access to the Mars Hill Sphere Based on the Solution of a Series of Lambert's Problems
The optimization problem of the expedition to Phobos with returning to the Earth in a pulse setting is considered. The trajectory is assumed to be a combination of a series of Lambert's problems solutions. The problem was solved numerically with taking into account the ephemeris. The gain of three-pulse approach to Phobos in comparison with the direct flight scheme was estimated.