Applied Physics Research · 2012 · 15 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesAstronomyPhysicsAstrophysicsCelestial MechanicsScientific ComputingAstrophysical SimulationsComputational AstrophysicsGalactic AstrophysicsGalactic EvolutionNumerical AstrophysicsNumerical RelativityAstronomical ModelsNear-earth Asteroid DynamicsSolar System EvolutionStellar Evolution Modeling
Galactica software has been developed to clarify the astronomical theory of climate change. It is designed to provide the numerical solution of problems of the gravitational interaction of bodies. It tackles a whole range of problems: the evolution of the solar system for 100 million years, the evolution of Earth's rotation axis, the influence of the Sun on the Mercury’s perihelion, the motion of near-Earth asteroids, the optimal motion of the spacecraft and the destruction of a system of interacting bodies. The Galactica system is developed for the free access. It contains everything that is needed to solve problems, even a novice researcher..
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