I just noticed that the way in which the position vectors are being constructed in the performance plotters does not take advantage of the rotation_matrix function already implemented under lamberthub.utils.elements module.
In addition, previous piece of code turned out to be quite useful when computing the curves for the time of flight as function of the free-parameter of the problem.
Therefore, this PR implements previous logic in its own private function.
I just noticed that the way in which the position vectors are being constructed in the performance plotters does not take advantage of the
rotation_matrixfunction already implemented underlamberthub.utils.elementsmodule.https://github.com/jorgepiloto/lamberthub/blob/66049f818430b5dcbaa1f9da3d890fc8397d45ce/src/lamberthub/plotting/_base.py#L169-L177
https://github.com/jorgepiloto/lamberthub/blob/90291bf14230827e92dee255c6863b42de549c88/src/lamberthub/utils/elements.py#L274-L284
In addition, previous piece of code turned out to be quite useful when computing the curves for the time of flight as function of the free-parameter of the problem.
Therefore, this PR implements previous logic in its own private function.