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The exponential growth of infinitesimal perturbations in the long-term evolution of simulated galaxies
Self-gravitating systems of $N$ particles are chaotic. We study how chaotic the Galaxy is, and what the consequences are. We therefore simulated the dynamical evolution of a galaxy-scale distribution of point masses in order to measure the degree of chaos in such a system. These calculations were pe
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