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## Abstract The problem of the limiting dynamic properties determining of the spacecraft (SC) trajectories with non-zero aerodynamic quality entered the atmosphere of a planet (Earth, Venus, Mars etc.) often has singularities. First of all, the singularity of the optimal control and of the SC’ dynamic characteristics is appeared after the interplanetary flight or after the SC maneuver in deep space. The target landing point is either the regular landing site on the Earth, or is the selected region with the specified geological characteristics on the surface of the planet (for example, Venus). The bulk and very laborious numerical experiments have shown that the optimal in terms of maximum coverage of the planet’s surface by virtual trajectories of the descending spacecraft often presented as the trajectory with non-monotonic altitude changes (up to secondary spacecraft departure from the atmosphere and secondary entrance) and with the compact atmospheric regions of the spacecraft velocity break points. As it turned out, at the same time, the reachability areas on the surface of the planet obtained by optimization methods, have non-trivial geometric details. One of the most interest

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Author
Alexey Grushevskii
Publisher
IOP Publishing
Published
2021
Field
Physics and Astronomy (Physical Sciences)

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