Titlebook: Numerical Solutions of the N-Body Problem; Andrzej Marciniak Book 1985 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1985 Mathematica.c

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The Relative Motion of N Bodies,tive motion of those bodies, i.e. the motion with respect to some central body of the system. Usually it is a body with the greatest mass. For instance, in the solar system we determine the motion of planets with respect to the sun.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5412-0Mathematica; coding theory; geometry; numerical method; optimization; programming

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The General N-body Problem,he condition that the masses of these points and their positions and velocities at some initial moment are known. This problem is applied, among others, to the study of motion of the planets of the solar system, because they can be regarded as material points considering their mutual great distances.

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978-94-010-8889-3D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1985

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Numerical Solutions of the N-Body Problem978-94-009-5412-0Series ISSN 0169-507X

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Introduction,The N-body problem, i.e. the problem of determining the motion of N material points, has been known since Newton formulated his law of gravity. The greatest mathematicians have tried to solve it, but so far an analytical solution of the N-body problem for N > 3 has not been found.

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Equations of Motion in a Rotating Frame,In practical applications the motion of the system of N material points is often described, especially when N=3, in a rotating frame of reference. The equations of motion in such a frame can be applied e.g. to the study of motion of a body with infinitely small mass nearby the equilibrium points or to the study of the moon’s motion.