Esempio n. 1
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 public function testMultiDate()
 {
     $target = SSObj::Mercury();
     $center = SSObj::Earth();
     $jd1 = 2451545;
     $jdN = 2451546;
     $step = 0.1;
     $format = '%+0.15E';
     //echo "\n\n$center -> $target\n";
     $de = new Reader();
     for ($jd = $jd1; $jd < $jdN; $jd += $step) {
         $pv = $de->jde($jd)->position($target, $center);
         /*
          echo "\n$jd\n[ " . sprintf($format, $pv[0]);
          echo " " . sprintf($format, $pv[1]);
          echo " " . sprintf($format, $pv[2]) . " ]";
          echo "\n[ " . sprintf($format, $pv[3]);
          echo " " . sprintf($format, $pv[4]);
          echo " " . sprintf($format, $pv[5]) . " ]\n";
         *
         */
     }
 }
Esempio n. 2
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 /**
  * Interpolates the solar system barycentric position of an object
  *
  * @param  SSObj $obj Object to interpolate
  *
  * @return array      Position/Velocity vector
  */
 protected function interpObject(SSObj $obj)
 {
     // Solar System barycenter is always a zero vector
     if ($obj == SSObj::SolarBary()) {
         return [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];
     }
     // Calculate Earth position
     if ($obj == SSObj::Earth()) {
         // Earth-Moon mass ratio
         $emrat = $this->header->const->EMRAT;
         // Get Earth-Moon barycenter and geocentric moon positions
         $emb = $this->interp(SSObj::EarthBary()->id, 6);
         $moon = $this->interp(SSObj::Moon()->id, 6);
         // PV of Earth with respect to Solar System barycenter
         return [$emb[0] - 1 / (1 + $emrat) * $moon[0], $emb[1] - 1 / (1 + $emrat) * $moon[1], $emb[2] - 1 / (1 + $emrat) * $moon[2], $emb[3] - 1 / (1 + $emrat) * $moon[3], $emb[4] - 1 / (1 + $emrat) * $moon[4], $emb[5] - 1 / (1 + $emrat) * $moon[5]];
     }
     // Calculate Moon position
     if ($obj == SSObj::Moon()) {
         $moon = $this->interp(SSObj::Moon()->id, 6);
         $earth = $this->interpObject(SSObj::Earth());
         return [$moon[0] + $earth[0], $moon[1] + $earth[1], $moon[2] + $earth[2], $moon[3] + $earth[3], $moon[4] + $earth[4], $moon[5] + $earth[5]];
     }
     // Interpolate position
     return $this->interp($obj->id, 6);
 }