Numerical integration of the equations of motion of celestial mechanics
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(13)- A comparison of numerical integration methods in the equatorial magnetic- binary problem
- Application of high-order Runge-Kutta methods in the magnetic-binary problem
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- A high-order implicit time integration method for linear and nonlinear dynamics with efficient computation of accelerations
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