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To: koan who wrote (43477)6/28/2007 7:57:34 PM
From: E. Charters  Read Replies (1) of 78424
 
I know where you went wrong.

You forgot to Gaussian smooth the random density field.



Go back, plug in and it will change your conclusions to a more satisfactory state.

You should also consider this.

Although the resulting Einstein equations can be solved in the usual spacetime discretization fashion, an interesting alternative method of solution is the symplectic operator splitting formulation [40, 121] founded on recognizing that the second order equations can be obtained from the variation of a Hamiltonian decomposed into kinetic and potential subhamiltonians,



There, I hope that simplifies the problem for you.

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