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astrojuanlu
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I'm an Aerospace Engineer, with interest in scientific computing, applied math, education, and outreach.

I work at Read the Docs on documentation, espcially for science project https://readthedocs.org/

I'm the main developer of poliastro, a Python library for Astrodynamics http://docs.poliastro.space/

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How does the poliastro python package "Going to Mars with Python" example work? What's it really doing?
Jul 2 '18
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Multiple revolution Lambert problem
Nov 15 '18
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Change of inclination using low thrust
Aug 6 '16
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Are patched conics (and by induction, KSP) "useless" for simulating ion propulsion?
Jul 2 '18
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Tools for low-thrust trajectory optimization
Sep 16 '20
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Python Libraries: Numerical Propagators and Access Calculations
Mar 3 '20
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Discrepancy between HORIZONS and SPICE
Sep 4 '17
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Efficient method to compute rise and set times of satellites (visibility problem)?
Dec 15 '20
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Discrepancy between HORIZONS and SPICE
Sep 4 '17
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Secular variation of orbital elements and influence of force components
Jan 29 '17
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Converting int to bytes in Python 3
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ProcessPoolExecutor from concurrent.futures way slower than multiprocessing.Pool
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Define custom probability density function in Python
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What's the difference between --find-links and --index-url pip flags?
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Is there a standard way to check for Infinite and NaN in Fortran 90/95?

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