Three bodies trace butterfly, Lagrange and chaotic orbits
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OUR NOTEA two-minute screen recording of a three-body simulation touring ten scenarios, including a butterfly orbit, a Lagrange triangle, a star-planet-moon system and random chaos; the creator says it was about 1,000 lines of Bend2 running at 60 FPS.
Asked Fable 5.5 for the three-body problem. One-shot.
It gave back ~1000 lines of Bend2: symplectic physics on the CPU, every pixel computed on the GPU, 60 FPS on my M5.
And 4 laws of the program formally proven. Not tested. Proven.
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