ncorpos-vi-py
Um binding para Python da biblioteca em fortran ncorpos-vi, utilizada no gravidade-fortran.
Permite a geração de valores iniciais para problema de N-corpos e o seu condicionamento para constantes de movimento específicas.
Uso
No momento, o pacote providencia uma única classe Gerador, cuja inicialização recebe os parâmetros:
N: Quantidade de corpos (integer);G: Constante de gravitação universal (float). Por padrão,G=1.0;eps: Amortecedor para o potencial (float). Por padrão,eps=0.0;modo: Modo de sorteio. Modos disponíveis:sorteio: Apenas sorteia, sem condicionar;sorteio_ip_iterativo: Sorteia e condiciona as integrais primeiras via método iterativo;sorteio_ip_direto: Sorteia e condiciona as integrais primeiras via método direto;sorteio_aarseth: Sorteia e condiciona as integrais primeiras conforme proposto por (Aarseth, 2003), forçando $E=-0.25$, $J = 0$, $P=0$ e com $2T = - V$ no instante inicial;sorteio_aarseth_modificado: Igual aosorteio_aarsethseeps=0.0, mas implementa um método iterativo para obter o equilíbrio inicial quandoeps!=0.0.
energia: Valor da energia total desejada. Por padrão,energia=0.0.angular: Valor do momento angular total desejada. Por padrão,angular=[0.0,0.0,0.0].linear: Valor do momento linear total desejada. Por padrão,linear=[0.0,0.0,0.0].
Exemplo de uso:
>>> import ncorpos_vi
>>> G = ncorpos_vi.Gerador(N=10, modo="sorteio_ip_direto")
Isso instancia a classe. É possível re-instanciar usando a função configurar, que recebe os mesmos parâmetros do inicializador. Não modifique as variáveis diretamente na classe, pois isso não funcionará!
Exemplo de geração de valores iniciais:
>>> G.gerar()
Gerando valores iniciais com as seguintes configuracoes:
N = 10 / G = 1.0 / eps = 0.0 / modo = sorteio_ip_direto
Constantes de movimento: E = 0.0 / J = [0.0, 0.0, 0.0] / P = [0.0, 0.0, 0.0]
Massas:
- intervalo = [1.0, 1.0]
- normalizadas = False
Posicoes:
- distribuicao = uniforme
- regiao = cubo
- intervalo = [-10.0, 10.0]
Momentos lineares:
- distribuicao = uniforme
- regiao = cubo
- intervalo = [-1.0, 1.0]
GERACAO DAS VALORES INICIAIS (sorteio_ip_direto)
> gerando valores...
* gerando massas
* gerando posicoes (uniforme)
* gerando momentos (uniforme)
> condicionando...
> coeficientes:
* alpha = 1.0000000000000000
* beta = 1.2544283054674359
* S1 = 3.2290389342212205
* S2 = 0.0000000000000000
* T.I. = 588.96154068688691 393.72305489257315 437.72817364181810
* Autovalores (T.I.): 314.89279495786678 506.12642349964420 599.39355076376728
> valores iniciais condicionados!
* V = -5.0811845827341813
* T = 5.0811845827341831
* E = 1.7763568394002505E-015
* Vir = 5.0811845827341848
* J = 3.9968028886505635E-015 -1.7763568394002505E-015 -5.5511151231257827E-015
* P = -2.2204460492503131E-016 -1.6653345369377348E-016 2.6454533008646308E-016
* I = 710.20638461063891
* D = -30.363431913548109
* A_I = 0.31904518875470239
* MD = 11.523791095116417
Referências
- AARSETH, Sverre. Gravitational N-Body Simulations: Tools and Algorithms. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2003.
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