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Add generic Ephemeris implementation #115
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Exciting!
orbits, | ||
observers, | ||
lt_tol: float = 1e-12, | ||
max_iter: int = 10, |
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I had set this to 10 just because its a nice number but feel free to change this. Our examples from yesterday seemed to complete in about 4 iterations.
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I don't really have a sense of the long tail curve for convergence (if there even is one). In my mind, it's perfectly okay if the max_iter is literally never reached, it's only there to keep something that won't converge from running on forever.
Co-authored-by: Joachim Moeyens <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Joachim Moeyens <[email protected]>
This PR uses functions generated by @moeyensj and @KatKiker to allow any adam-core propagator the ability to generate lighttime corrected Ephemeris.