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I have found a Java applet that uses a brute force method for an N-Body simulator. As a result of brute forcing all of the calculations, it is extremely slow. | I have found a Java applet that uses a brute force method for an N-Body simulator. As a result of brute forcing all of the calculations, it is extremely slow. | ||
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When run with 1000 bodies: | When run with 1000 bodies: | ||
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Contents
Cosmosis
Team Members
- Clinton Bale, Some responsibility
- Alex Craig, Some responsibility
- Jesse Santos, Some responsibility
- Neil Guzman, Some responsibility
Progress
Assignment 1
For our assignment 1, we are looking into finding and N-body simulator. All of us in the group have agreed to find 1 each, and after profiling them, we will choose the most inefficient one to parallelize.
Alex
I have found a Java applet that uses a brute force method for an N-Body simulator. As a result of brute forcing all of the calculations, it is extremely slow.
Example Profiles
When run with 1000 bodies:
