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Stellar dynamics and the description of stellar systems
Physics Reports, 1986Systemes: 1) spheriques; 2) a symetrie axiale.
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Principles of Stellar Dynamics
Physics Bulletin, 1961By S. Chandrasekhar New York: Dover Publications, Inc. Pp. x+313. Price $2.00 Among the classics of physics and astronomy now reappearing in the Dover edition, it is especially pleasing to welcome this book, which nearly twenty years ago developed the application of generalized dynamics to the largest assemblage of " molecules " known, the hundred ...
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Regularization in stellar dynamics
Bulletin astronomique, 1968On présente les traitements numériques et analytiques des rencontres (ainsi que des collisions doubles) en utilisant le modèle du problème gravitationel des n corps. L'effet du champ Newtonien de gravitation devient infini quand la distance des corps mis en jeu tend vers zéro.
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Organization, dynamics and mechanoregulation of integrin-mediated cell–ECM adhesions
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2022David A Calderwood
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Stellar Evolution, Stellar Dynamics and Tera-Flops Computation
2001In 1995 GRAPE project completed a special-purpose computer of Teraflops speed which was dedicated to gravitational many-body problem in astrophysics. Here described is a sequence of scientific motivations which led me to the project. The success of the GRAPE machine seems to have shown that dedicated computers are necessary components in constructing
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The cell biology of mitochondrial membrane dynamics
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2020Marta Giacomello +2 more
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Regulation of microtubule dynamics, mechanics and function through the growing tip
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2021Nikita B Gudimchuk, J Richard Mcintosh
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2008
The aim of these lectures is to give some understanding of how orbits react to the gravity of other orbits and how these reactions can lead to cooperative instabilities. We show that Angle-Action variables are peculiarly well adapted to this problem. Although these variables may at first seem unfamiliar or even esoteric, I and many others have come to ...
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The aim of these lectures is to give some understanding of how orbits react to the gravity of other orbits and how these reactions can lead to cooperative instabilities. We show that Angle-Action variables are peculiarly well adapted to this problem. Although these variables may at first seem unfamiliar or even esoteric, I and many others have come to ...
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