@CeoSpaceY: SpaceX's algorithm is top secret, but its theoretical foundation comes from NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) and Russian liquid rocket transient control theory. It is recommended to search for the classic paper on NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS): 《T…
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This post points out that the theoretical basis of SpaceX's algorithm comes from NASA Marshall Space Flight Center and Russian liquid rocket transient control theory, and recommends relevant papers.
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SpaceX’s algorithms are strictly classified, but their theoretical foundation comes from NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) and Russian liquid rocket transient control theory.
Recommended classic paper on the NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS): Transient Mathematical Modeling for Liquid Rocket Engine Systems: Methods, Capabilities, and Experience.
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