For a week-long
N-Body
School in Amsterdam, Holland, we will use material from a new release,
soon to be posted here.
2005, April 13
ACS 1.2 is released.
A novel feature of ACS 1.2 is the presentation of an N-body code that
allows individual particles to use not only individual time steps, but
also individual integration algorithms, from a wide range of choices
including ... (more)
For instructions to install the computer codes on your own computer, see this
README page.
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languages, please contact us.
several new volumes, including roughly 500 pages of new text
a dialogue between two researchers, rather than between the three
students as was the case in Moving Stars Around
a switch from C++ to Ruby
a clear plan for extending the current material to construct a new
simulation code for dense stellar systems, the Kali code, in the
course of the next several years.