Description: The N-body simulation refers to the simulation of a system of particles that interact with each other. This concept is fundamental in physics and astrophysics, where gravitational interactions between multiple bodies, such as planets, stars, and galaxies, are studied. The complexity of these simulations lies in the fact that each body not only affects the others but is also influenced by them, resulting in a dynamic and nonlinear system. To solve the equations that describe these interactions, advanced algorithms and considerable computing power are required. N-body simulations can be performed on various platforms, but the use of high-performance computing solutions has gained popularity due to their ability to perform parallel calculations efficiently. These solutions allow for the implementation of specific algorithms that can optimize performance and reduce simulation time, which is crucial in studies that require large amounts of data and real-time calculations. Furthermore, the flexibility of these systems enables researchers to tailor their designs to different simulation problems, making them a valuable tool in scientific research and in industrial applications that require complex simulations.
