Designing a Reference Trajectory for Frozen Repeat Near-Equatorial Low Earth Orbits

@article{Low2021DesigningAR,
  title={Designing a Reference Trajectory for Frozen Repeat Near-Equatorial Low Earth Orbits},
  author={Samuel Low and Yongjun Moon and Wen Tao Liu and Chek-Wu Tan},
  journal={Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets},
  year={2021}
}
Numerical techniques for designing frozen repeat orbits as reference trajectories have been extensively studied for polar orbit missions. For near-equatorial orbits, larger perturbing forces are ex... 
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