Stability of a Planet's Orbit

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Description

This lecture covers the examination of the stability of a planet's orbit, focusing on writing code to analyze the orbit's behavior. Topics include the use of Runge-Kutta numerical integration, hierarchical organization of data, and the study of double star systems.

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