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Re: Henon-Heiles system

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From: aalpern
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 19:37
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In article <C1Ktxn.4D3@acsu.buffalo.edu>, proy@acsu.buffalo.edu (Partha Roy) writes:
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> Someone mentioned the Henon-Heiles system.  Can we get some more
> info. on this.
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> P.R

OK, I see there is some demand for this stuff, and well there should be., As
with the Henon and standard map code that I posted earlier, the code for
Henon-Heieles can be found the Fall 1992 issue of the COmputer music Journal.
I will post the code, once again, as soon as I can run home and get it, 
expect it later this evening. 

	One of the most intersting things I discovered about the Henon-Heieles
system is that, when iterpreted musically, it produce some very Latin sounding
polyrhyhtms! btw, the HH system is a simplified model for the motion of a star
within a galactic gravitational field.

-Adam
aalpern@hamp.hampshire.edu
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