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In this section two completely independent examples of satellites with moving parts are considered. In both cases the noise is caused by the non-rigidity of the satellite. However, the resulting stochastic models are quite different. In the first case the mass distribution of the satellite remains constant in spite of the moving parts. The problem leads to a common linear stochastic differential equation. In the second case the mass distribution of the satellite varies in dependence of the inner motion. The stochastic modeling results in an unusual nonlinear stochastic differential equation.

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Sagirow, P. (1970). Satellites with Moving Parts. In: Stochastic Methods in the Dynamics of Satellites. International Centre for Mechanical Sciences, vol 57. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-2870-1_6

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