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Multilayer ring structures

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A study of the behavior of axisymmetric structures is important for understanding the problem of the existence and stability of planet rings, spherical star constellations, and galaxies. The multilayer ring structure algorithm is developed on the basis of an exact solution to the problem of n-body gravitational axisymmetric interaction. As a result of the numerical integration of differential motion equations of point bodies composing the above structures, the evolution of several of their models is investigated. Some of them are invariable in configuration, others change forms due to interlayer interactions, and the rest throw part of bodies out of the structure.

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Smul’skii, I.I. Multilayer ring structures. Phys. Part. Nuclei Lett. 8, 436–440 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1547477111050189

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