N-Body code wanted for student use

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From: Matt A. Wood
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 21:37

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I'm looking for a self-contained N-Body code for use in an undergraduate
senior lab -- does anybody know of such a beast?  I know of the one
in the back of Binney and Tremaine, and may use that, however there's
no setup routines in that one, and I'd rather not have to write them
if possible.  The lab will be an exercise in investigating the bar 
instability and velocity curves and the stabilizing effect of a 
dark-matter halo.

Thank you very much for your help.

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Matt A. Wood                            Physics and Space Sciences     
wood@phy.fit.edu                        Florida Institute of Technology
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