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Discrete Newtonian Gravitation and the Three-Body Problem
(University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Computer Sciences, 1971)
Newtonian gravitation is studied from a discrete point of view in that the dynamical equation is an energy conserving difference equation. Application is made to planetary type, nondegenerate three-body problems and several ...
A Numerical Approach to Wind-Driven Ocean Circulation
(University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Computer Sciences, 1972)
A numerical method is developed for a widely studied, wind-driven ocean circulation model. Examples of flow patterns of the northern Pacific, which include large nonlinear effects, are given.
Computer Studies of Interactions of Particles with Differing Masses
(University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Computer Sciences, 1977)
In this paper a new type of modeling of physical phenomena is developed for systems of particles of differing masses. Initial value problems must be solved by means of modern, high speed digital computation. Of basic ...
Numerical Approximation of Periodic Solutions of van der Pol's Equation
(University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Computer Sciences, 1970)
Two new discrete methods, one based on discrete mechanics, the other based on high-order Taylor series, are developed and applied to approximate periodic solutions of van der Pol's equation. Typical numerical results are ...
The Arithmetic Basis of Special Relativity - 1
(University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Computer Sciences, 1974)
Computer Studies of Swirling Particle Fluids and the Evolution of Planetary-Type Bodies
(University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Computer Sciences, 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 ...
The Arithmetic Basis of Special Relativity - II
(University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Computer Sciences, 1975)
In a previous paper, it was shown that under the assumption that both particle and rocket frame motions were in the X-direction only, then all the basic concepts and results of special relativity were obtainable from ...
Discrete Mechanics for Nonseparable Potentials with Application to the Leps Form
(University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Computer Sciences, 1974)
In previous work, a new numerical method "discrete mechanics" was presented which conserved exactly the additive constants of motion. The basic formulae of "discrete mechanics" were originally derived for the case of a ...
Energy and Momentum Conserving Methods of Arbitrary Order for the Numerical Integration of Equations of Motion. II. Motion of a System of Particles
(University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Computer Sciences, 1974)
In Part I of this work, numerical methods were derived for the solution of the equations of motion of a single particle subject to a central force which conserved exactly the energy and momenta. In the present work, the ...
A Particle Model of the Stefan Problem
(University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Computer Sciences, 1976)
The melting of triangular and rectangular solids is analyzed by means of new particle-type models. Heating is defined in terms of the increase of a particle's velocity, while temperature is defined in terms of a particle's ...










