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globals [ state px py vix viy earth themoon grav embarycenter] breed [ earths anearth ] breed [ moons moon ] breed [ vectors vector ] breed [ waters water ] breed [ barycenters barycenter] breed [ gravitations gravitation ] turtles-own [ mass ; mass vx ; velocity x vy ; velocity y ax ; tick acceleration x ay ; tick accelration y ] to setup ;; (for this model to work with NetLogo's new plotting features, ;; __clear-all-and-reset-ticks should be replaced with clear-all at ;; the beginning of your setup procedure and reset-ticks at the end ;; of the procedure.) __clear-all-and-reset-ticks set-default-shape turtles "circle" create-gravitations 1 [ set hidden? true ] create-moons 1 [ set size 5 set mass moon-mass ;; sets initial position setxy 15 100 ;; sets initial velocity x y set vy -2 set vx 3.5 ;; moon's white, but this looks better set color gray ] create-earths 1 [ ; inits earth set size 20 set mass earth-mass setxy 0 0 set color green set vx .1 ] ; create-waters 1440 create-waters 180 [ ] create-barycenters 1 [ set hidden? true ] ; ask one-of barycenters [ ; move-barycenter ; ] set themoon one-of moons set earth one-of earths set grav one-of gravitations set embarycenter one-of barycenters layout-circle waters 10 ask waters [ set color blue set size 1 set vx [vx] of earth set vy [vy] of earth set mass .5 ] ;; follow earth at first ;;follow one-of earths end to go ;; first clear old acceleration variables ask turtles [set ax 0 set ay 0] ;; then calculate new acceleration to all turtls ask earths [ calc-earth-acceleration ] ask waters [ calc-waters-acceleration ] ;ask waters [ earth-push-water ] ask moons [ calc-moon-acceleration ] ;; then change their velocities according to acceleration ask turtles [ add-acceleration ] ;; then move them ask turtles [ move ] ;; set the gravitational center between moon and earth ask earths [find-center] ask waters [add-friction] tick end to find-center let d distance themoon let h towards themoon let reldistance d * [mass] of themoon / (mass + [mass] of themoon) ; let reldistance [mass] of amoon / (mass + [mass] of amoon) ask barycenters [setxy ([xcor] of myself + sin(h) * reldistance) ([ycor] of myself + cos(h) * reldistance)] end to calc-earth-acceleration let d distance themoon let h towards themoon let relativegravity [mass] of themoon / ([mass] of themoon + [mass] of self) let force ([mass] of self + [mass] of themoon) / d ^ 2 ; show force set ax force * sin h * relativegravity set ay force * cos h * relativegravity ;; adding this accelration to waters too ask waters [ set ax ax + force * sin h * relativegravity set ay ay + force * cos h * relativegravity ] end to calc-moon-acceleration let d distance earth let h towards earth let relativegravity [mass] of earth / ([mass] of earth + [mass] of self) let force ([mass] of self * [mass] of earth) / d ^ 2 ; show force set ax force * sin h * relativegravity set ay force * cos h * relativegravity end to calc-waters-acceleration ; find heading towards earth let h towards earth ; reverse it set h h - 180 ; place gravation at radius of earth away from earth ask grav [setxy ([xcor] of earth + sin h * 10) ([ycor] of earth + cos h * 10)] ;; if water is already exactly on surface of earth, no acceleration ifelse (xcor = [xcor] of grav and ycor = [ycor] of grav) [ set ax ay set ay ax ] ;; if water is "below earth's surface", pull it towards grav [ ifelse (towards earth != towards grav) [ ; now pull water towards grav set h towards grav ; find distance to grav let d distance grav ; the closer it is, the less it pulls or pushes let force d / 8 set ax force * sin h set ay force * cos h ] ;; if water is above earth's surface, pull it towards grav by a bit less [ ; now pull water towards grav set h towards grav ; find distance to grav let d distance grav ; the closer it is, the less it pulls or pushes let force d / 10 set ax force * sin h set ay force * cos h ; ] ] ; now for gravity between water and moon ; first moon pulls water let d distance themoon set h towards themoon ; let relativegravity [mass] of themoon / ([mass] of themoon + [mass] of self) let relativegravity 1 let force .03 ; let force ([mass] of self * [mass] of themoon) / d ^ 2 set ax ax + force * sin h * relativegravity set ay ay + force * cos h * relativegravity ; then water pulls moon ask themoon [ set ax ax + force * sin (h - 180) * relativegravity set ay ay + force * cos (h - 180) * relativegravity ] ; add push between waters ask waters with [who != [who] of myself and xcor != [xcor] of myself and ycor != [ycor] of myself] [ if distance myself < 3 [ set h towards myself set force wpush / distance myself set ax ax + force * sin (h - 180) set ay ay + force * cos (h - 180) ] ] end to add-friction set vx vx * friction set vy vy * friction end to add-acceleration set vx vx + ax set vy vy + ay end to move setxy xcor + vx ycor + vy end to earth-push-water let d distance earth let h towards earth + 180 let force ([mass] of self * [mass] of earth) / d ^ 2 ; show force ; show force set ax ax + force * sin h / [mass] of self set ay ay + force * cos h / [mass] of self end
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Howard Noble
what is a tidal bulge? (Question)
dear mr hjorth, how is this rather complicated model progressing? i am looking at reflexivity. would like to get moving again on the comses too! regards, howard
Posted almost 13 years ago