Scientists find an effective solution for the three-body problem
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Scientists find an effective solution for the three-body problem
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Re: Scientists find an effective solution for the three-body problem
#2Are Trisolarians happy now?
Re: Scientists find an effective solution for the three-body problem
#3Send it over to Trisolaris!
Re: Scientists find an effective solution for the three-body problem
#4Send it over to Trisolaris!
Much to my pedantic horror upon reading, they don't need the solution to a three body problem, but a four body problem!
Re: Scientists find an effective solution for the three-body problem
#5Are Trisolarians happy now?
Yes, they are throwing a party in Australia. Everyone is invited.
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#7Is it just me, or do the graphs (page 12 and onward) not match up too well? Note that I totally don't know what I'm looking at.
Re: Scientists find an effective solution for the three-body problem
#8Weren't there already several solutions known? Wikipedia seems to think so. I find it hard to see if there's anything here that makes this different from the several cases mentioned on wikipedia. The linked paper was too dense for me, sadly...
Re: Scientists find an effective solution for the three-body problem
#9It's an already solved problem given you set the initial conditions.
Re: Scientists find an effective solution for the three-body problem
#10Send it over to Trisolaris!
Much to my pedantic horror upon reading, they don't need the solution to a three body problem, but a four body problem!
You sure about that? The fourth body, being so small, can't really effect the motion of the other three; however if you have the evolution of the first three then you can determine the motion of the fourth.