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        <h1>Physics Simulations</h1>
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                <h3>The Three-Body Problem</h3>
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                    The three-body problem considers three or more massive objects that interact gravitationally
                    according to Newton's Law of Gravitation. The problem cannot be solved analytically, and must be solved by
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                <h3>Single Pendulum</h3>
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                    This simulation considers a single pendulum moving under gravity. Rather than simply model the motion using a sine function, this simulation calculates the forces acting on the pendulum, and determines the changes to the kinematic variables based on those.
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