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@behaver/annual-aberration
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AnnualAberration 是一个用于计算天体周年光行差的组件。
本组件计算支持的坐标系统有:赤道坐标和黄道坐标,计算结果的历元标准为 J2000 历元,单位为:弧度。
通过 npm 安装,在你的 node 项目目录下执行:
npm i --save @behaver/annual-aberration
安装完成后,调用即可:
const AnnualAberration = require('@behaver/annual-aberration');
const AnnualAberration = require('@behaver/annual-aberration');
const { JDateRepository } = require("@behaver/jdate");
const { SphericalCoordinate3D } = require('@behaver/coordinate');
let AA = new AnnualAberration({
time: new JDateRepository(18, 'j2000'),
sc: new SphericalCoordinate3D(1, 1.123, 1.55),
system: 'ecliptic',
});
let res = AA.get();
constructor(options)
构造函数:
get()
获取周年光行差
get time()
获取计算时间
set time(time)
设置计算时间
The MIT license.
FAQs
The pkg is used to calculate annual aberration
We found that @behaver/annual-aberration demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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