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Particle Systems- A Physically Based Modelling Approach
Author: Paul Hancock
 Added: 11/25/2003
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This article will introduce the reader to the solving of differential equations through the use of numerical methods. Newtonian dynamics is best described by differential equations, and thus the solution of Newtonian dynamics problems requires methods for the solution of differential equations. The numerical methods described in this article will allow reasonably accurate approximations to dynamic equations to be found in a reasonable amount of time.

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