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Preface
Acknowledgments
Leapfrog
The Basic Equations
Time reversibility
A New Driver
An Extended Body Class
Minimal Changes
Integrators on the Menu
The Leapfrog Method
Two Different Versions
Tidying Up
A Subtle Bug
Ordering an Integrator
A Comparison test
Scaling
Runge Kutta
Two New Integrators
A Leapcat Method
Translating Formulas Again
Energy Conservation
Accuracy in Position
Reaching the Round-Off Barrier
A Fourth-Order Integrator
Coefficients
Really Fourth Order?
Comparing the Four Integrators
Fourth Order Runge-Kutta
Snap, Crackle, and Pop
An Attempt at an Analytical Proof
Shocked
Orbit vs. Interaction
Space and Time Dependent Interactions
The One-Dimensional Case
A Change in Notation
The Auxiliary _k_ Variables
The Next Position
The Next Velocity
Everything Falls into Place
Debugging All and Everything?
A Sixth-Order Integrator
A Multiple leapfrog
Great!
Too Good?
Spooky
An Orbit Segment
Victory
Yoshida's Algorithms
Recall Baker, Campbell and Hausdorff
An Eighth-Order Integrator
Seeing is Believing
The Basic Idea
Testing the Wrong Scheme
Testing the Right Scheme
A Two-Step Method
A Matter of Memory
Implementation
Testing
Stepping Back
Wishful Thinking.
An Old Friend
A Four-Step Method
Combinatorics
Checking
Implementation
Testing
A Predictor-Corrector Version
Implementation
A Logopo
Testing
Multi-Step Methods
An Six-Step Method
An Eight-Step Method
Very Strange
Wiggling the Wires
Testing the Six-Step Method
Testing the Eight-Step Method
The Hermite Algorithm
A Self-Starting Fourth-Order Scheme
A Higher-Order Leapfrog Look-Alike
A Derivation
Implementation
Testing
Literature References
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