Nicola Baresi

Lecturer in Orbital Mechanics

University of Surrey

United Kingdom

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Nicola Baresi is a Lecturer in Orbital Mechanics at the University of Surrey, based in the UK. His research interests include the optimization of trajectories in planetary exploration, orbital stability, and advanced propulsion systems. Recent publications feature topics such as retrograde periodic orbits in the elliptic restricted three-body problem and fuel-efficient stationkeeping of quasi-satellite orbits.

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Koji Matsumoto

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National Astronomical Observatory of Japan

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Roberto Armellin

University of Auckland

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Yasuhiro Kawakatsu

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Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency

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Andrea Lucca Fabris

University of Surrey

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Articles (14)

Planar retrograde periodic orbits in the elliptic restricted three-body problem

Optimization of MMX relative quasi-satellite transfer trajectories using primer vector theory

High-Order Guidance for Time-Optimal Low-Thrust Trajectories with Accuracy Control

Second-Order Averaging of Low-Thrust Transfers in Fixed Time

Fuel-Efficient Stationkeeping of Quasi-Satellite Orbits via Convex Optimization

Periodic and Quasi-Periodic Orbits near Close Planetary Moons

Air-breathing electric propulsion: Flight envelope identification and development of control for long-term orbital stability

Transfers and orbital maintenance of spatial retrograde orbits for Phobos exploration

Transfers around Phobos via bifurcated retrograde orbits: Applications to Martian Moons eXploration mission

Minimizing eclipses via synodic resonant orbits with applications to EQUULEUS and MMX

Optimal Q-laws via reinforcement learning with guaranteed stability

Trajectory Design and Maintenance of the Martian Moons eXploration Mission Around Phobos

Trajectory design and maintenance of the martian moons exploration mission around phobos

MMX geodesy investigations: science requirements and observation strategy

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Koji Matsumoto

Roberto Armellin

Yasuhiro Kawakatsu

Andrea Lucca Fabris

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