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K. M. Bekarian

Publications and source records attributed to K. M. Bekarian.

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arXiv2002

On the Study of the Substructure of N-body Systems

Statistical properties of nonlinear systems revealed in an unexpected way already in Fermi-Pasta-Ulam paper, are responsible for the appearance of substructures. We represent a method within S-tree diagram formalism for investigation of the substructures of N-body gravitating systems in a defined time interval. This approach enables one to consider the link between substructures of the system and its relative instability and is efficient for the study of the substructures in clusters of galaxies.

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arXiv1999

On the Stability of Stellar Systems with Double Massive Centre

The Ricci curvature criterion is used for the investigation of the relative instability of several configurations of N-body gravitating systems. It is shown, that the systems with double massive centers are more unstable than the homogeneous systems and those with one massive center. In general this shows the efficiency of the Ricci curvature method introduced by Gurzadyan and Kocharyan (1987) for the study of N-body systems via relatively simple calculations, i.e. for small N, and hence small computer resources.

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arXiv1997

On the Study of the Substructure of Galaxy Clusters: S-Tree Technique in Non-Point Approximation

We represent the further development of S-tree technique of the study the structure of clusters of galaxies. The S-tree technique developed by Gurzadyan et al enables one to analyse the substructures of clusters via self-consistent use of 2D positional, 1D kinematical and magnitude information on the galaxies. First, the generalization of the method for the system of N-spheres, i.e. in non-point approximation, is performed, and the ways of construction of a new $D$ matrix are given. Second, an efficient algorithm for analyzing of the S-tree output information is presented, enabling one to reveal the existence of subgroups and the membership of galaxies in each subgroup.

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