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Whenever someone asks "can I analyze perturbations in poliastro?" my answer is: "yes, but you have to code them yourself". Most are non trivial and it would be nice to have some predefined models.
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Perhaps there should be a factory to create an acceleration function from a set of parameters.
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@nikita-astronaut is already taking care of this, see #341 and #343. We already did the required modifications to the propagation module and he will probably keep on adding some more. Closing!
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Whenever someone asks "can I analyze perturbations in poliastro?" my answer is: "yes, but you have to code them yourself". Most are non trivial and it would be nice to have some predefined models.
馃挕 Possible solutions
Perhaps there should be a factory to create an acceleration function from a set of parameters.
馃搵 Steps to solve the problem
Addresses #<put issue number here>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: