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      Time-Irreversibility is Hidden Within Newtonian Mechanics

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          We develop a bit-reversible implementation of Milne's Fourth-order Predictor algorithm so as to generate precisely time-reversible simulations of irreversible processes. We apply our algorithm to the collision of two zero-temperature Morse-potential balls, which collide to form a warm liquid oscillating drop. The oscillations are driven by surface tension and damped by the viscosities. We characterize the "important" Lyapunov-unstable particles during the collision and equilibration phases in both time directions to demonstrate the utility of the Milne algorithm in exposing "Time's Arrow".

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                30 January 2018
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                1801.09899
                10a9ae91-4017-4cf6-a758-2319bec5558d

                http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/

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                21 pages prepared for Daan Frenkel's Festschrift celebrating his 70th Birthday
                cond-mat.stat-mech nlin.CD physics.class-ph physics.comp-ph

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