Fix stack overflow in ND orbital mechanics problems #1383
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Summary
Fixes the stack overflow errors in ND1-ND5 problems by simplifying the symbolic expression for gravitational force calculation. This enables all Kepler orbital mechanics benchmarks to work correctly.
Problem
The ND problems (orbital mechanics/Kepler orbit benchmarks) were causing stack overflow errors during ModelingToolkit compilation. The root cause was the complex symbolic expression:
When used in the gravitational force equations
(-y[1]) / r
and(-y[2]) / r
, this created overly complex symbolic manipulations that caused ModelingToolkit's symbolic engine to exceed stack limits during compilation.Solution
Replaced the complex expression with mathematically equivalent intermediate variables:
This represents the same physics (gravitational force law
F ∝ 1/r³
) but breaks down the symbolic computation into manageable steps for ModelingToolkit.Comprehensive Local Testing ✅
Verified that stack overflow is completely resolved:
1. System Compilation
2. Problem Solving
3. Multiple Solver Algorithms
4. High-Accuracy Solutions
abstol=1e-14, reltol=1e-14
generated successfully5. WorkPrecisionSet Generation
6. Physics Verification
Mathematical Verification
Expressions are mathematically identical:
sqrt(x² + y²)³ = 125.0
(x² + y²) * sqrt(x² + y²) = 125.0
Impact
This critical fix enables:
The ND problems are essential benchmarks for testing adaptive time-stepping algorithms on challenging orbital mechanics scenarios.
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