Open-source astrophysics code (Charm N-body GrAvity solver) for collisionless N-body simulations, hosted under the N-BodyShop organization on GitHub. Described as the UIUC/PPL version of ChaNGa.
Open-source astrophysics code (Charm N-body GrAvity solver) for collisionless N-body simulations, hosted under the N-BodyShop organization on GitHub. Described as the UIUC/PPL version of ChaNGa.
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