BibTeX
@INPROCEEDINGS{
         Kalkuhl2005HPS,
       author = "M. Kalkuhl and W. Wiechert and H. M. B{\"u}cker and A. Vehreschild",
       title = "High Precision Satellite Orbit Simulation: {A} Test Bench for Automatic
         Differentiation in {MATLAB}",
       booktitle = "Proceedings of the Eighteenth Symposium on Simulation Techniques, ASIM~2005,
         Erlangen, September~12--15",
       editor = "F. H{\"u}lsemann and M. Kowarschik and U. R{\"u}de",
       publisher = "SCS Publishing House",
       pages = "428--433",
       address = "Erlangen",
       abstract = "A detailed understanding of the earth's gravitational field is crucial for a
         precise prediction of a satellite flight trajectory. The model of the CHAMP gravitational potential
         based on recent high accuracy measurements is taken as a starting point for a mechanically generated
         implementation of its gradient. For a more detailed mathematical model, the Jacobian of the
         right-hand side of the motion equation is also mechanically computed. This is achieved by automatic
         differentiation with the recent software tool ADiMat (Bischof et al., SCAM2002, pp.~65--72, IEEE
         Comp.\ Soc., 2002). Since an analytic form of the gradient and the Jacobian are available, the
         situation serves as a suitable test case for ADiMat implementing automatic differentiation in
         MATLAB.",
       year = "2005",
       number = "15",
       series = "Frontiers in Simulation",
       ad_area = "Multisensorics",
       ad_tools = "ADiMat"
}