Brief Communication

Fischer, Kerstin

doi:10.1111/j.1600-0498.1988.tb00685.x

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Evaluation Of the Correlation Function1

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“…The next step is to solve rather than to iterate equation (1) to get a further improvement for q(x), as proposed recently by Fischer [18]. Equation (2) can then he solved readily by applying some numerical integration rule and the solution for equation (3) is evaluated with the help of equation (4).…”

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An efficient algorithm for the solution of the correlation function for soft spherical repulsions

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A numerical iteration algorithm is presented for the computation of pair correlation functions of soft sphere repulsions in the Baxter reformulation of the Percus-Yevick integral equation. The method consists of the determination of accurate initial values and the derivation of a sum recursive rule, which reduces the computational time by a factor of about 40 compared to that of the previous methods.

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An efficient algorithm for the solution of the correlation function for soft spherical repulsions

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Numerical Simulation of Transition due to Crossflow Instability

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Side Effects of Space Debris on Astronomical Observation

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International Astronomical Union Colloquium

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Astronomical research continues to use ground-based facilities as a principal means of gathering data. The optical light buckets which are trained each night on celestial sources have historically had to just contend with natural interference. Sunlight, moonlight, clouds, debris created by volcanic eruptions, atmospheric seeing, and aurora are examples of factors which modify the interception and analysis of energy radiated in the optical spectrum and received at the collector end. In the last 5 years the “unnatural” encounters with artificial earth satellites are making themselves more pronounced and have become the subject of this limited study.

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An efficient algorithm for the solution of the correlation function for soft spherical repulsions

An efficient algorithm for the solution of the correlation function for soft spherical repulsions

Numerical Simulation of Transition due to Crossflow Instability

Side Effects of Space Debris on Astronomical Observation

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