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Dive deeper into the concept of low thrust trajectories, highlighting the added trouble with propagation/integration.
\subsection{Sims-Flanagan Transcription}
Reveal the advantages of sims-flanagan transcription as an alternative to higher-fidelity propagation models. Be sure to mention its uses in many legitimate places.
Reveal the advantages of Sims-Flanagan transcription as an alternative to higher-fidelity propagation models. Be sure to mention its uses in many legitimate places.
\section{Interplanetary Trajectory Considerations}
Highlight the problems with the 2BP in co-ordinating influences of extra bodies over an interplanetary journey.
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Describe the method of patched conics.
\subsection{Gravity Assist Maneuvers}
Describe how a gravity assist manuever would work in the framework of patched conics. Also discuss the advantages of such a maneuver.
Describe how a gravity assist maneuver would work in the framework of patched conics. Also discuss the advantages of such a maneuver.
\subsection{Multiple Gravity Assist Techniques}
Discuss the advantages of chaining together multiple gravity assists and highlight the difficulties in choosing these assists. Here I can mention porkchop plots, lambert's problem, etc. Here I can also talk about Hybrid Optimal Control Problems.
Discuss the advantages of chaining together multiple gravity assists and highlight the difficulties in choosing these assists. Here I can mention porkchop plots, Lambert's problem, etc. Here I can also talk about Hybrid Optimal Control Problems.
\subsection{Ephemeris Considerations}
I can quickly mention SPICE here and talk a bit about validation.
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Discuss what a decision vector is in the context of an optimization problem.
\subsection{Selection and Fitness Evaluation}
Dicuss the costing being used as well as the different types of fitness evaluation that are common. Also discuss the concept of generations and ``survival''.
Discuss the costing being used as well as the different types of fitness evaluation that are common. Also discuss the concept of generations and ``survival''.
\subsubsection{Tournament Selection}
Dive deeper into the specific selection algorithm being used here.
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Discuss specific crossover algorithm used here.
\subsubsection{Mutation}
Discuss both the neccessity for mutation and the mutation algorithm being used.
Discuss both the necessity for mutation and the mutation algorithm being used.
\section{Algorithm Overview}
Highlight the algorithm at a high-level. This is likely where flowcharts and diagrams will go to give a high-level overview.
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Overview the outer loop. This may require a final flowchart, but might potentially be too simple to lend itself to one.
\subsubsection{Inner Loop Calling Function}
The primary reason for including this section is to dicuss the error handling.
The primary reason for including this section is to discuss the error handling.
\subsubsection{Genetic Algorithm Decription}
\subsubsection{Genetic Algorithm Description}
Similar to the MBH section, there are a lot of implementation details to go over here. Many will have already been discussed in the background sections above. But I can step through each of the decisions, similar to Englander's paper on this.
\section{Results Analysis}
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Talk a bit about why this work is valuable. Missions that could have benefited, missions that this enables, etc.
\subsection{Recommendations for Future Work}
Recommend future work, obviously. There are a \emph{ton} of opportunities for improvement including parallellization, cluster computing, etc.
Recommend future work, obviously. There are a \emph{ton} of opportunities for improvement including parallelization, cluster computing, etc.
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