Application of Time Reversal Invariance to Numerical experiments of Many Body Systems : Case of Campbell-Henon Model
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The accuracy of numerical experiments in many body systems is examined with the aid of the time reversal invariance. As an example the case of self-gravitating, spherically symmetric system - Campbell-Henon model - is studied. We compare the initial values of radius and velocity of each particle with the final ones obtained at the end of time-reversed process under different parameters. In typical cases the accuracy rapidly diminishes 8-fold compared to the dynamical time. The method is used to select optimum values of parameters for numerical computers.
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- 1983-07-25
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