High-performance orbital dynamics in Rust + Python
Project description
rusty-orbital-dynamics
my goal is to make an accurate orbital dynamics simulator in rust, callable in python
Building the library
maturin develop # for local development
maturin build # to build a wheel
Milestones
Implement First Lagrange Point Test Case
Write test case simulating James Web Space Telescope for 21 days to verify correct-ness of code
in Rust:
- Implement N-body ODE system solver
- Implement RKF4(5) integrator
In Python:
- Implement class to pull data from JPL Horizons (this can be scavenged from my Orbital Mechanics repo)
- Make Rust integrator callable in python
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