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Hello everyone,
A little question bothering me concerning elliptical trajectories:
Say I have a particle at some point with some velocity (both I know - r0, v0) and I need know its minimal velocity so that it reaches some specific r*.
I can easily find this velocity considering conservation of energy.
However, where do the radial and tangential velocities during its motion come into consideration here? Is this calculation right?
Thanks in advance.
A little question bothering me concerning elliptical trajectories:
Say I have a particle at some point with some velocity (both I know - r0, v0) and I need know its minimal velocity so that it reaches some specific r*.
I can easily find this velocity considering conservation of energy.
However, where do the radial and tangential velocities during its motion come into consideration here? Is this calculation right?
Thanks in advance.