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In this paper we study new computer models for turbulent flow in the small and in the large, for soliton collision, and for the fundamental problem of electrostatics. These are typical for models of microdrop collision, stress of a slotted copper plate, contact angle of adhesion, biological self reorganization, the bounce of an elastic ball, the motion of a top on a smooth surface, and elastic snap-through, which are only mentioned and referenced appropriately.
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Greenspan, D. New Approaches and New Applications for Computer Simulation of N-Body Problems. Acta Applicandae Mathematicae 71, 279–313 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015200732748
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