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- AngularCoordinates, Attitude and Transform : how to use them
- CreateDates 4.4
- Main differences between V4.0 and V3.4.1
- Main differences between V4.1.1 and V4.1
- Main differences between V4.10 and V4.9
- Main differences between V4.11 and V4.10
- Main differences between V4.12 and V4.11
- Main differences between V4.1 and V4.0
- Main differences between V4.2 and V4.1.1
- Main differences between V4.3 and V4.2
- Main differences between V4.4 and V4.3
- Main differences between V4.6 and V4.5.1
- Main differences between V4.7 and V4.6.1
- Main differences between V4.8 and V4.7
- Main differences between V4.9 and V4.8
- Tutorials 4.0 Dates
- Tutorials 4.0 Ephemeris
- Tutorials 4.0 Events
- Tutorials 4.0 Frames
- Tutorials 4.0 Maneuvers
- Tutorials 4.0 Orbits
- Tutorials 4.0 Propagator
- Tutorials 4.0 Vehicle
- Tutorials 4.1 Dates
- Tutorials 4.1 Ephemeris
- Tutorials 4.1 Events
- Tutorials 4.1 Frames
- Tutorials 4.1 Maneuvers
- Tutorials 4.1 Orbits
- Tutorials 4.1 Vehicle
- Tutorials 4.4 Dates
- Tutorials 4.4 Ephemeris
- Tutorials 4.4 Events
- Tutorials 4.4 Frames
- Tutorials 4.4 Maneuvers
- Tutorials 4.4 Miscellaneous
- Tutorials 4.4 Orbits
- Tutorials 4.4 Propagator
- Tutorials 4.4 Vehicle
- Tutorials 4.5.1 Dates
- Tutorials 4.5.1 Ephemeris
- Tutorials 4.5.1 Events
- Tutorials 4.5.1 Frames
- Tutorials 4.5.1 Maneuvers
- Tutorials 4.5.1 Miscellaneous
- Tutorials 4.5.1 Orbits
- Tutorials 4.5.1 Propagator
- Tutorials 4.5.1 Vehicle
- User Manual 3.3 Angles and Intervals
- User Manual 3.3 AngularCoordinates, Attitude and Transform : how to use them
- User Manual 3.3 Attitude ephemeris
- User Manual 3.3 Celestial bodies
- User Manual 3.3 Directions
- User Manual 3.3 Dispersions
- User Manual 3.3 Double Comparisons
- User Manual 3.3 Ephemeris comparator
- User Manual 3.3 Force models
- User Manual 3.3 Guidance commands
- User Manual 3.3 Interpolation Methods
- User Manual 3.3 Kinematics
- User Manual 3.3 Matrices
- User Manual 3.3 Measure and Filtering
- User Manual 3.3 Numerical differentiation and integration
- User Manual 3.3 Numerical ordinary differential equations
- User Manual 3.3 Root-Finding Algorithms
- User Manual 3.3 Rotations and quaternions
- User Manual 3.3 Slew
- User Manual 3.3 Time
- User Manual 3.3 Wrench models
- User Manual 3.4.1 Angles and Intervals
- User Manual 3.4.1 AngularCoordinates, Attitude and Transform : how to use them
- User Manual 3.4.1 Attitude ephemeris
- User Manual 3.4.1 Celestial bodies
- User Manual 3.4.1 Directions
- User Manual 3.4.1 Dispersions
- User Manual 3.4.1 Double Comparisons
- User Manual 3.4.1 Ephemeris
- User Manual 3.4.1 Force models
- User Manual 3.4.1 Guidance commands
- User Manual 3.4.1 Interpolation Methods
- User Manual 3.4.1 Kinematics
- User Manual 3.4.1 Maneuvers
- User Manual 3.4.1 Matrices
- User Manual 3.4.1 Measure and Filtering
- User Manual 3.4.1 Numerical differentiation and integration
- User Manual 3.4.1 Numerical ordinary differential equations
- User Manual 3.4.1 Projections
- User Manual 3.4.1 Propagation
- User Manual 3.4.1 Properties and models: Inertia
- User Manual 3.4.1 Properties and models: Link budget
- User Manual 3.4.1 Properties and models: Sensors
- User Manual 3.4.1 Root-Finding Algorithms
- User Manual 3.4.1 Rotations and quaternions
- User Manual 3.4.1 Slew
- User Manual 3.4.1 Time
- User Manual 3.4.1 Wrench models
- User Manual 4.0 Angles and Intervals
- User Manual 4.0 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Building and using an assembly
- User Manual 4.0 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Presentation
- User Manual 4.0 Attitude ephemeris
- User Manual 4.0 Attitude law
- User Manual 4.0 Attitude leg
- User Manual 4.0 Celestial bodies
- User Manual 4.0 Directions
- User Manual 4.0 Disk
- User Manual 4.0 Dispersions
- User Manual 4.0 Double Comparisons
- User Manual 4.0 Ellipse
- User Manual 4.0 Ellipsoids
- User Manual 4.0 Elliptic cone
- User Manual 4.0 Elliptic cylinder
- User Manual 4.0 Environment Models
- User Manual 4.0 Ephemeris
- User Manual 4.0 Events: ground stations and satellites
- User Manual 4.0 Events: orbital
- User Manual 4.0 Events: sensors
- User Manual 4.0 Events detection: Presentation
- User Manual 4.0 Facets
- User Manual 4.0 Force models
- User Manual 4.0 Frames
- User Manual 4.0 Frames configuration
- User Manual 4.0 Geometry
- User Manual 4.0 Guidance commands
- User Manual 4.0 Infinite Elliptic Cylinder
- User Manual 4.0 Infinite Rectangle Cylinder
- User Manual 4.0 Infinite elliptic cone
- User Manual 4.0 Infinite rectangle cone
- User Manual 4.0 Infinite right circular cone
- User Manual 4.0 Infinite right circular cylinder
- User Manual 4.0 Interpolation Methods
- User Manual 4.0 Kinematics
- User Manual 4.0 Maneuvers
- User Manual 4.0 Matrices
- User Manual 4.0 Measure and Filtering
- User Manual 4.0 Multi Propagation
- User Manual 4.0 Multi events detection
- User Manual 4.0 Numerical differentiation and integration
- User Manual 4.0 Numerical ordinary differential equations
- User Manual 4.0 Orbits
- User Manual 4.0 Parallelepipeds
- User Manual 4.0 Plates
- User Manual 4.0 Postprocessing
- User Manual 4.0 Projections
- User Manual 4.0 Propagation
- User Manual 4.0 Properties and models: Inertia
- User Manual 4.0 Properties and models: Link budget
- User Manual 4.0 Properties and models: Mass and Forces
- User Manual 4.0 Properties and models: Sensors
- User Manual 4.0 Rectangular cone
- User Manual 4.0 Right circular cone
- User Manual 4.0 Right circular cylinder
- User Manual 4.0 Root-Finding Algorithms
- User Manual 4.0 Rotation, AngularCoordinates, Tranform and Attitude : how to use them
- User Manual 4.0 Rotations and quaternions
- User Manual 4.0 Slew
- User Manual 4.0 SpacecraftState
- User Manual 4.0 Spherical Caps
- User Manual 4.0 Spheroids
- User Manual 4.0 The CrossSectionProvider Interface
- User Manual 4.0 Time
- User Manual 4.0 Trigonometric Polynomials and Fourier Series
- User Manual 4.0 Wrench models
- User Manual 4.10 Angles and Intervals
- User Manual 4.10 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Building and using an assembly
- User Manual 4.10 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Presentation
- User Manual 4.10 Attitude Profile
- User Manual 4.10 Attitude law
- User Manual 4.10 Attitude leg
- User Manual 4.10 Celestial bodies
- User Manual 4.10 Directions
- User Manual 4.10 Dispersions
- User Manual 4.10 Double Comparisons
- User Manual 4.10 Environment Models
- User Manual 4.10 Ephemeris
- User Manual 4.10 Events: ground stations and satellites
- User Manual 4.10 Events: orbital
- User Manual 4.10 Events: sensors
- User Manual 4.10 Events detection: Presentation
- User Manual 4.10 Force models
- User Manual 4.10 Frames
- User Manual 4.10 Frames configuration
- User Manual 4.10 Geometry
- User Manual 4.10 Interpolation Methods
- User Manual 4.10 Kinematics
- User Manual 4.10 Maneuvers
- User Manual 4.10 Math frameworks
- User Manual 4.10 Matrices
- User Manual 4.10 Measure and Filtering
- User Manual 4.10 Multi Propagation
- User Manual 4.10 Multi events detection
- User Manual 4.10 Numerical differentiation and integration
- User Manual 4.10 Numerical ordinary differential equations
- User Manual 4.10 Optimization
- User Manual 4.10 Orbital parameters
- User Manual 4.10 Orbits
- User Manual 4.10 Orientation
- User Manual 4.10 Postprocessing
- User Manual 4.10 Projections
- User Manual 4.10 Propagation
- User Manual 4.10 Properties and models: Inertia
- User Manual 4.10 Properties and models: Link budget
- User Manual 4.10 Properties and models: Mass and Forces
- User Manual 4.10 Properties and models: Sensors
- User Manual 4.10 Root-Finding Algorithms
- User Manual 4.10 Rotation, AngularCoordinates, Tranform and Attitude : how to use them
- User Manual 4.10 Rotations and quaternions
- User Manual 4.10 Slew
- User Manual 4.10 SpacecraftState
- User Manual 4.10 Time
- User Manual 4.10 Trigonometric Polynomials and Fourier Series
- User Manual 4.10 Wrench models
- User Manual 4.11 Angles and Intervals
- User Manual 4.11 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Building and using an assembly
- User Manual 4.11 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Presentation
- User Manual 4.11 Attitude Profile
- User Manual 4.11 Attitude law
- User Manual 4.11 Attitude leg
- User Manual 4.11 Celestial bodies
- User Manual 4.11 Directions
- User Manual 4.11 Dispersions
- User Manual 4.11 Double Comparisons
- User Manual 4.11 Environment Models
- User Manual 4.11 Ephemeris
- User Manual 4.11 Events: ground stations and satellites
- User Manual 4.11 Events: orbital
- User Manual 4.11 Events: sensors
- User Manual 4.11 Events detection: Presentation
- User Manual 4.11 Force models
- User Manual 4.11 Frames
- User Manual 4.11 Frames configuration
- User Manual 4.11 Geometry
- User Manual 4.11 Interpolation Methods
- User Manual 4.11 Kinematics
- User Manual 4.11 Maneuvers
- User Manual 4.11 Math frameworks
- User Manual 4.11 Matrices
- User Manual 4.11 Measure and Filtering
- User Manual 4.11 Multi Propagation
- User Manual 4.11 Multi events detection
- User Manual 4.11 Numerical differentiation and integration
- User Manual 4.11 Numerical ordinary differential equations
- User Manual 4.11 Optimization
- User Manual 4.11 Orbital parameters
- User Manual 4.11 Orbits
- User Manual 4.11 Orientation
- User Manual 4.11 Postprocessing
- User Manual 4.11 Projections
- User Manual 4.11 Propagation
- User Manual 4.11 Properties and models: Inertia
- User Manual 4.11 Properties and models: Link budget
- User Manual 4.11 Properties and models: Mass and Forces
- User Manual 4.11 Properties and models: Sensors
- User Manual 4.11 Root-Finding Algorithms
- User Manual 4.11 Rotation, AngularCoordinates, Tranform and Attitude : how to use them
- User Manual 4.11 Rotations and quaternions
- User Manual 4.11 Slew
- User Manual 4.11 SpacecraftState
- User Manual 4.11 Time
- User Manual 4.11 Trigonometric Polynomials and Fourier Series
- User Manual 4.11 Wrench models
- User Manual 4.12 Angles and Intervals
- User Manual 4.12 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Building and using an assembly
- User Manual 4.12 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Presentation
- User Manual 4.12 Attitude Profile
- User Manual 4.12 Attitude law
- User Manual 4.12 Attitude leg
- User Manual 4.12 Celestial bodies
- User Manual 4.12 Directions
- User Manual 4.12 Dispersions
- User Manual 4.12 Double Comparisons
- User Manual 4.12 Environment Models
- User Manual 4.12 Ephemeris
- User Manual 4.12 Events: ground stations and satellites
- User Manual 4.12 Events: orbital
- User Manual 4.12 Events: sensors
- User Manual 4.12 Events detection: Presentation
- User Manual 4.12 Force models
- User Manual 4.12 Frames
- User Manual 4.12 Frames configuration
- User Manual 4.12 Geometry
- User Manual 4.12 Interpolation Methods
- User Manual 4.12 Kinematics
- User Manual 4.12 Maneuvers
- User Manual 4.12 Math frameworks
- User Manual 4.12 Matrices
- User Manual 4.12 Measure and Filtering
- User Manual 4.12 Multi Propagation
- User Manual 4.12 Multi events detection
- User Manual 4.12 Numerical differentiation and integration
- User Manual 4.12 Numerical ordinary differential equations
- User Manual 4.12 Optimization
- User Manual 4.12 Orbital parameters
- User Manual 4.12 Orbits
- User Manual 4.12 Orientation
- User Manual 4.12 Postprocessing
- User Manual 4.12 Projections
- User Manual 4.12 Propagation
- User Manual 4.12 Properties and models: Inertia
- User Manual 4.12 Properties and models: Link budget
- User Manual 4.12 Properties and models: Mass and Forces
- User Manual 4.12 Properties and models: Sensors
- User Manual 4.12 Root-Finding Algorithms
- User Manual 4.12 Rotation, AngularCoordinates, Tranform and Attitude : how to use them
- User Manual 4.12 Rotations and quaternions
- User Manual 4.12 Slew
- User Manual 4.12 SpacecraftState
- User Manual 4.12 Time
- User Manual 4.12 Trigonometric Polynomials and Fourier Series
- User Manual 4.12 Wrench models
- User Manual 4.13 Angles and Intervals
- User Manual 4.13 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Building and using an assembly
- User Manual 4.13 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Presentation
- User Manual 4.13 Attitude Profile
- User Manual 4.13 Attitude law
- User Manual 4.13 Attitude leg
- User Manual 4.13 Celestial bodies
- User Manual 4.13 Directions
- User Manual 4.13 Dispersions
- User Manual 4.13 Double Comparisons
- User Manual 4.13 Environment Models
- User Manual 4.13 Ephemeris
- User Manual 4.13 Events: ground stations and satellites
- User Manual 4.13 Events: orbital
- User Manual 4.13 Events: sensors
- User Manual 4.13 Events detection: Presentation
- User Manual 4.13 Force models
- User Manual 4.13 Frames
- User Manual 4.13 Frames configuration
- User Manual 4.13 Geometry
- User Manual 4.13 Interpolation Methods
- User Manual 4.13 Kinematics
- User Manual 4.13 Maneuvers
- User Manual 4.13 Math frameworks
- User Manual 4.13 Matrices
- User Manual 4.13 Measure and Filtering
- User Manual 4.13 Multi Propagation
- User Manual 4.13 Multi events detection
- User Manual 4.13 Numerical differentiation and integration
- User Manual 4.13 Numerical ordinary differential equations
- User Manual 4.13 Optimization
- User Manual 4.13 Orbital parameters
- User Manual 4.13 Orbits
- User Manual 4.13 Orientation
- User Manual 4.13 Postprocessing
- User Manual 4.13 Projections
- User Manual 4.13 Propagation
- User Manual 4.13 Properties and models: Inertia
- User Manual 4.13 Properties and models: Link budget
- User Manual 4.13 Properties and models: Mass and Forces
- User Manual 4.13 Properties and models: Sensors
- User Manual 4.13 Root-Finding Algorithms
- User Manual 4.13 Rotation, AngularCoordinates, Tranform and Attitude : how to use them
- User Manual 4.13 Rotations and quaternions
- User Manual 4.13 Slew
- User Manual 4.13 SpacecraftState
- User Manual 4.13 Time
- User Manual 4.13 Trigonometric Polynomials and Fourier Series
- User Manual 4.13 Wrench models
- User Manual 4.1 Angles and Intervals
- User Manual 4.1 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Building and using an assembly
- User Manual 4.1 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Presentation
- User Manual 4.1 Attitude ephemeris
- User Manual 4.1 Attitude law
- User Manual 4.1 Attitude leg
- User Manual 4.1 Celestial bodies
- User Manual 4.1 Directions
- User Manual 4.1 Dispersions
- User Manual 4.1 Double Comparisons
- User Manual 4.1 Environment Models
- User Manual 4.1 Ephemeris
- User Manual 4.1 Events: ground stations and satellites
- User Manual 4.1 Events: orbital
- User Manual 4.1 Events: sensors
- User Manual 4.1 Events detection: Presentation
- User Manual 4.1 Force models
- User Manual 4.1 Frames
- User Manual 4.1 Frames configuration
- User Manual 4.1 Guidance commands
- User Manual 4.1 Interpolation Methods
- User Manual 4.1 Kinematics
- User Manual 4.1 Maneuvers
- User Manual 4.1 Matrices
- User Manual 4.1 Measure and Filtering
- User Manual 4.1 Multi Propagation
- User Manual 4.1 Multi events detection
- User Manual 4.1 Numerical differentiation and integration
- User Manual 4.1 Numerical ordinary differential equations
- User Manual 4.1 Orbits
- User Manual 4.1 Postprocessing
- User Manual 4.1 Projections
- User Manual 4.1 Propagation
- User Manual 4.1 Properties and models: Inertia
- User Manual 4.1 Properties and models: Link budget
- User Manual 4.1 Properties and models: Mass and Forces
- User Manual 4.1 Properties and models: Sensors
- User Manual 4.1 Root-Finding Algorithms
- User Manual 4.1 Rotation, AngularCoordinates, Tranform and Attitude : how to use them
- User Manual 4.1 Slew
- User Manual 4.1 SpacecraftState
- User Manual 4.1 Time
- User Manual 4.1 Trigonometric Polynomials and Fourier Series
- User Manual 4.1 Wrench models
- User Manual 4.2 Analytical propagation
- User Manual 4.2 Angles and Intervals
- User Manual 4.2 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Building and using an assembly
- User Manual 4.2 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Presentation
- User Manual 4.2 Attitude Profile
- User Manual 4.2 Attitude law
- User Manual 4.2 Attitude leg
- User Manual 4.2 Celestial bodies
- User Manual 4.2 Directions
- User Manual 4.2 Dispersions
- User Manual 4.2 Double Comparisons
- User Manual 4.2 Environment Models
- User Manual 4.2 Ephemeris
- User Manual 4.2 Events: ground stations and satellites
- User Manual 4.2 Events: orbital
- User Manual 4.2 Events: sensors
- User Manual 4.2 Events detection: Presentation
- User Manual 4.2 Force models
- User Manual 4.2 Frames
- User Manual 4.2 Frames configuration
- User Manual 4.2 Interpolation Methods
- User Manual 4.2 Kinematics
- User Manual 4.2 Maneuvers
- User Manual 4.2 Math frameworks
- User Manual 4.2 Matrices
- User Manual 4.2 Measure and Filtering
- User Manual 4.2 Multi Propagation
- User Manual 4.2 Multi events detection
- User Manual 4.2 Numerical differentiation and integration
- User Manual 4.2 Numerical ordinary differential equations
- User Manual 4.2 Numerical propagation
- User Manual 4.2 Orbital parameters
- User Manual 4.2 Orbits
- User Manual 4.2 Orientation
- User Manual 4.2 Postprocessing
- User Manual 4.2 Projections
- User Manual 4.2 Propagation
- User Manual 4.2 Properties and models: Inertia
- User Manual 4.2 Properties and models: Link budget
- User Manual 4.2 Properties and models: Mass and Forces
- User Manual 4.2 Properties and models: Sensors
- User Manual 4.2 Root-Finding Algorithms
- User Manual 4.2 Rotation, AngularCoordinates, Tranform and Attitude : how to use them
- User Manual 4.2 Rotations and quaternions
- User Manual 4.2 Semi-analytical propagation
- User Manual 4.2 Slew
- User Manual 4.2 SpacecraftState
- User Manual 4.2 Time
- User Manual 4.2 Trigonometric Polynomials and Fourier Series
- User Manual 4.2 Wrench models
- User Manual 4.3 Analytical propagation
- User Manual 4.3 Angles and Intervals
- User Manual 4.3 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Building and using an assembly
- User Manual 4.3 Assemblies in PATRIUS: Presentation
- User Manual 4.3 Attitude Profile
- User Manual 4.3 Attitude law
- User Manual 4.3 Attitude leg
- User Manual 4.3 Celestial bodies
- User Manual 4.3 Directions
- User Manual 4.3 Dispersions
- User Manual 4.3 Double Comparisons
- User Manual 4.3 Environment Models
- User Manual 4.3 Ephemeris
- User Manual 4.3 Events: ground stations and satellites
- User Manual 4.3 Events: orbital
- User Manual 4.3 Events: sensors
- User Manual 4.3 Events detection: Presentation
- User Manual 4.3 Force models
- User Manual 4.3 Frames
- User Manual 4.3 Frames configuration
- User Manual 4.3 Interpolation Methods
- User Manual 4.3 Kinematics
- User Manual 4.3 Maneuvers
- User Manual 4.3 Math frameworks
- User Manual 4.3 Matrices
- User Manual 4.3 Measure and Filtering
- User Manual 4.3 Multi Propagation
- User Manual 4.3 Multi events detection
- User Manual 4.3 Numerical differentiation and integration
- User Manual 4.3 Numerical ordinary differential equations
- User Manual 4.3 Numerical propagation
- User Manual 4.3 Orbital parameters
- User Manual 4.3 Orbits
- User Manual 4.3 Orientation
- User Manual 4.3 Postprocessing
- User Manual 4.3 Projections
- User Manual 4.3 Propagation
- User Manual 4.3 Properties and models: Inertia
- User Manual 4.3 Properties and models: Link budget
- User Manual 4.3 Properties and models: Mass and Forces
- User Manual 4.3 Properties and models: Sensors
- User Manual 4.3 Root-Finding Algorithms
- User Manual 4.3 Rotation, AngularCoordinates, Tranform and Attitude : how to use them
- User Manual 4.3 Rotations and quaternions
- User Manual 4.3 Semi-analytical propagation
- User Manual 4.3 Slew
- User Manual 4.3 SpacecraftState
- User Manual 4.3 Time
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