C/C++ C++ Binary Star and Black Hole Simulation Program

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Creating a C++ program to model the movements of a binary star around a black hole is indeed possible. The discussion emphasizes the importance of having the correct equations to simulate the behavior of celestial objects. While the original poster expresses a desire to undertake the programming themselves, they seek confirmation on feasibility. Other participants highlight that C++ and Fortran are widely utilized in scientific computing and modeling, suggesting that with the right mathematical framework, implementing such a simulation in C++ is achievable. The conversation underscores the significance of understanding the underlying physics and equations governing stellar movements for successful modeling.
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Could you write a C++ program modeling the movements of a binary star around a black hole?
 
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i.e you want someone else to do the work for you?
 
malawi_glenn said:
i.e you want someone else to do the work for you?

no. I want to create a program myself. I only want to know if it is possible to create a C++ program that models the behavior of stars and other object in the universe
 
Well if i got the equations, I could easily do it. Works with Java, Fortran, Matlab etc. aswell.

C++ and Fortran are perhaps the most used programming languages in scientific computing and modelling.
 
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