KozaiIzsakMeanElements Constructor (Cartesian, Cartesian, Double, Double, Double)

Initialize a set of Kozai-Izsak mean elements from a Cartesian position and velocity. Please note that there must be a correspondence between the inertial and fixed frames used for the input position and velocity. Specifically, the XY plane of the input motion should correspond to the equatorial plane.

Namespace: AGI.Foundation.Coordinates
Assembly: AGI.Foundation.Core (in AGI.Foundation.Core.dll) Version: 24.3.420.0 (24.3.420.0)

Syntax

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public KozaiIzsakMeanElements(
	Cartesian position,
	Cartesian velocity,
	double gravitationalParameter,
	double j2UnnormalizedValue,
	double referenceDistance
)

Public Sub New ( 
	position As Cartesian,
	velocity As Cartesian,
	gravitationalParameter As Double,
	j2UnnormalizedValue As Double,
	referenceDistance As Double
)

public:
KozaiIzsakMeanElements(
	Cartesian position, 
	Cartesian velocity, 
	double gravitationalParameter, 
	double j2UnnormalizedValue, 
	double referenceDistance
)

new : 
        position : Cartesian * 
        velocity : Cartesian * 
        gravitationalParameter : float * 
        j2UnnormalizedValue : float * 
        referenceDistance : float -> KozaiIzsakMeanElements

Parameters

position: Type: AGI.Foundation.CoordinatesCartesian
The Cartesian position.
velocity: Type: AGI.Foundation.CoordinatesCartesian
The Cartesian velocity.
gravitationalParameter: Type: SystemDouble
The gravitational parameter to use to create this set.
j2UnnormalizedValue: Type: SystemDouble
The non-normalized J2 zonal harmonic coefficient.
referenceDistance: Type: SystemDouble
The reference distance (equatorial radius) associated with the J2 coefficient.

Exceptions

Exception	Condition
ArgumentException	The given elements must represent a closed orbit. The exception is thrown if the eccentricity is negative or not below unity or if the semimajor axis is not finitely positive.

Reference

KozaiIzsakMeanElements Class

KozaiIzsakMeanElements Overload

AGI.Foundation.Coordinates Namespace