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Safe Position and Attitude Control for Landing on Small Celestial Bodies with Gravitational Uncertainty
Landing on small celestial bodies is challenging because the spacecraft must satisfy safety and actuator constraints despite gravitational forces that are difficult to model accurately. This article presents an optimal control for safe landing with gravitational uncertainty and strict actuator limit
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