What is another word for n-body problem?
Pronunciation: [ˈɛnbˈɒdi pɹˈɒbləm] (IPA) 
The n-body problem is a well-known theoretical physics problem that describes the motion of n number of bodies under gravitational forces. This problem has been extensively researched, and several scientific terms have emerged as synonyms for the n-body problem. Some of these terms include celestial mechanics, gravitational dynamics, many-body problem, and astrodynamics. Celestial mechanics refers to the study of celestial bodies and their interactions with respect to gravitational forces, while gravitational dynamics is the study of the motion of objects influenced by gravitational forces. The many-body problem considers the interactions of multiple bodies, while astrodynamics refers to the study of forces acting on objects in space. All these terms capture the essence of the n-body problem, a problem that has intrigued scientific minds for centuries.
