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Testing of resolution:
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| N = 10^4 | N = 10^5 -- Reaccumulation is different again! big LR, intermediate-size f., small (2nd) LF → On contrary, a high-energy impact is needed... | ||||||
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| Here, the difference seems to originate from the fragmentation phase! Velocities of particles are upto 2-times larger. The geometry is also different (cf. the orientation of the impact-point 'tail'). | |||||||
| reaccumulation (10^5 s), N-body, merge (v, ω) limit = (4, 1) | |
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| However, LR is big -- large velocities did not play a role. |