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Momentum-conserving self-gravity in the Phantom. Parallel dual tree traversal for the fast multipole method
Tree codes that approximate groups of distant particles with multipole expansions accelerate gravitational force calculations. While momentum-conserving fast multipole methods exist, parallelisation is non-trivial inside a modern SPH framework. We aim for a parallel momentum and angular momentum-con
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