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Created objective function with a signature prepared to be integrated with scipy.integrate.ode. Added example notebook. Missing: * High level interface * Unit tests (discussion ongoing)
This is to be consistent with ss.rv().
Updated and improved example notebook. Closes poliastro#63.
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The documentation needs some lifting already, as there is a mix between high level and low level APIs. But that will go to another pull request. Merging this! |
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Added propagation using Cowell's formulation.
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Added general two body equations
in Gauss formfollowing Cowell's formulation to perform numerical integration and example notebook to showcase this feature.To be done:
Ellaborate on Gauss equations