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The Desigin of Variable Structure Mid-course Guidance Law with Handover Assured and Trajectory Matching

Jun Zhou

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Considering the handover from midcourse to terminal guidance phase for long range missile,the variable struc- ture midcourse guidance law with handover asursed as well as trajectory matching is presented.Trajectory simulation showed this method is suitable for missile's midcourse guidance and is effective.

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Considering the handover from midcourse to terminal guidance phase for long range missile,the variable struc- ture midcourse guidance law with handover asursed as well as trajectory matching is presented.Trajectory simulation showed this method is suitable for missile's midcourse guidance and is effective.

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Considering the handover from midcourse to terminal guidance phase for long range missile,the variable struc- ture midcourse guidance law with handover asursed as well as trajectory matching is presented.Trajectory simulation showed this method is suitable for missile's midcourse guidance and is effective.

Key concepts: Trajectory, Missile, Matching (statistics), Missile guidance, Course (navigation), Variable (mathematics), Computer science, Handover

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