An improved mathematical model of the spin axis drift motion of spinning satellites with special regard to aerodynamic drag and comparison of the predictive capacity

An improved mathematical model of the spin axis drift motion of spinning satellites with special regard to aerodynamic drag and comparison of the predictive capacity

by Winfried Hofman

Part of Deutsche Luft- und Raumfahrt -- 74-43

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