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3.19.3

* Added several examples.
* Changed how pypi is rendering the documentation.

3.19.2

* Fixes a bug relates to test particles of type 0 in MERCURIUS.

3.19.1

* Some compilers seem to complain that a constant cannot be initialized from a constant. Fixed this so that REBOUND works on colaboratory.

3.19.0

* Added a Gragg-Bulirsch-Stoer integrator (short BS for Bulirsch-Stoer). This is an adaptive integrator which uses Richardson extrapolation and the modified midpoint method to obtain solutions to ordinary differential equations. The version in REBOUND is based on the method described in Hairer, Norsett, and Wanner 1993 (see section II.9, page 224ff).
* Added the ability to integrate arbitrary ordinary differential equations with REBOUND. The ODEs can be couple to the N-body simulation. This can be used to simulate spin, tides, and other physical effects. The user-defined ODEs are integrated with the new BS integrator.

3.18.1

* Various improvements and fixes relates to NASA Horizons: small bodies are retrieved correctly, the dates now work with fractional JD values and dates in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS are now supported.

3.18.0

* Fixes an issue in the Simulationarchive that prevented REBOUND from seeing more than one snapshot. This only affected simulations with a large number of particles.

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