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KIAM Preprint № 75, Moscow, 2021
Authors: Borovin G.K., Zakhvatkin M.V., Stepaniants V.A., Usovik I.V.
Construction of a model of evolution of objects of small-sized fraction of space debris formed as a result of destruction
Abstract:
The paper proposes a approach for constructing a statistical model for the distribution of a small-sized fraction of space debris in near-earth space, based on a particular model of the evolution of objects of a small-sized fraction of space debris. An algorithm for predicting the evolution of objects of small-sized fraction of space debris formed as a result of the destruction of the parent space object over a long time interval is described, as well as a system of equations in variations for mass calculations and statistical estimates of the parameters of the distribution of space debris in near-earth space. At a time interval of 10 years, calculations were carried out to obtain a common understanding of the evolution and lifetime of fragments of space debris ranging in size from 0.01 to 1 mm in the orbits of real groups and individual spacecraft. The time of existence of objects of small-sized fraction of space debris of the specified sizes depending on the parameters of the orbit and the value of their area-to-mass ratio is determined.
Keywords:
space object, orbital parameters, model of space debris distribution
Publication language: russian,  pages: 27
Research direction:
Mathematical modelling in actual problems of science and technics
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About authors:
  • Borovin Gennady Konstantinovich,  orcid.org/0000-0002-7942-9613KIAM RAS
  • Zakhvatkin Mikhail Vitalyevich,  orcid.org/0000-0002-0900-5786KIAM RAS
  • Stepaniants Victor Arkadievich,  orcid.org/0000-0002-2548-1539KIAM RAS
  • Usovik Igor Vyacheslavovich,  ,  TSHNIIMASH; MAI(NRU); PFUR; RISR RAS