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It's because the stronger the forces and the higher the velocity in a cell of the simulation, the more iterations the numerical integrator needs to perform to m
by taneq 5y ago
It's because the stronger the forces and the higher the velocity in a cell of the simulation, the more iterations the numerical integrator needs to perform to maintain acceptable accuracy. It's obvious, really. ;)
Also the universe isn't actually expanding and the red shift we see in distant stars is just a numerical error due to the enormous number of steps between here and there. :)