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Optimal Reconfiguration of Formation Flying Spacecraft ---a Decentralized Approach

Authors: Junge, Oliver; Marsden, Jerrold E.; Ober-Blöbaum, Sina;

Optimal Reconfiguration of Formation Flying Spacecraft ---a Decentralized Approach

Abstract

This paper introduces a hierarchical, decentralized, and parallelizable method for dealing with optimization problems with many agents. It is theoretically based on a hierarchical optimization theorem that establishes the equivalence of two forms of the problem, and this idea is implemented using DMOC (Discrete Mechanics and Optimal Control). The result is a method that is scalable to certain optimization problems for large numbers of agents, whereas the usual "monolithic" approach can only deal with systems with a rather small number of degrees of freedom. The method is illustrated with the example of deployment of spacecraft, motivated by the Darwin (ESA) and Terrestrial Planet Finder (NASA) missions.

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optimal reconfiguration, parallelizable method, formation flying spacecraft, hierarchical optimization, 004, 510, decentralized method , degrees of freedom , discrete mechanics , formation flying spacecraft , hierarchical optimization , optimal control , optimal reconfiguration , optimization problem , parallelizable method, optimal control, degrees of freedom, discrete mechanics, decentralized method, optimization problem

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