The motion of n planets (Po, P₁,..., Pn-1) is governed by the set of 6n first order ODEsnr₁ = V₁_and_vi' = Σ Gm;j=1jirj - rid¾3(5.10)where mi, ri(t) and vi(t) are the mass, position vector and velocity of the planet Pi, respectively.The scalar dij = dji = ||r¡—ri|| is the distance between the two planets Pi and Pj. The gravitationalconstant, G, can be taken equal to 1 without loss of generality.

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