Computer Studies of Swirling Particle Fluids and the Evolution of Planetary-Type Bodies
Donald Greenspan, John Collier
1977
In this paper a particle-type model is applied to the study of evolving swirling fluids. Of basic importance is a natural, self-reorganizing property of the system. High-speed digital computation is essential for the resolution of associated initial-value problems. Examples are described which incorporate local, molecular-type forces and long-range, gravitational forces. Moon-like and planetary-like bodies thus evolve in a natural way. Extensive computer examples are given.
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