Agama

/æɡˈɑːmɐ/

/æɡˈɑːmə/

[noun]

Agama

[NOUN]

a type of lizar known for its colorful appearance, and distinct behaviors, belonging to the family Agamidae

What is an "agama"?

An agama is a type of lizard found in various parts of the world, known for its vibrant colors and impressive displays. They are often characterized by their ability to change color, their distinct crests or frills, and their agile movements. Agamas are highly adaptable and can be found in a wide range of habitats, from deserts to tropical forests. They play important roles in their ecosystems as both predators and prey, and their fascinating behaviors and appearances make them popular among reptile enthusiasts.

Examples

1. It does fail in some places but it has been remarkably powerful and AGAMA the power of AGAMA and the fact that it has been so powerful, is illustrated in the fact that this package has been used in over 40 publications in the last year and a half.

2. It does fail in some places but it has been remarkably powerful and AGAMA the power of AGAMA and the fact that it has been so powerful, is illustrated in the fact that this package has been used in over 40 publications in the last year and a half.

3. So, AGAMA is c++ code but it is there's a Python interface and so the code that we are actually using for the modeling of the galaxy is called iGalapagos and it's a Python code.

4. So, some of the limitation of AGAMA as it stands now are that is still only works for axis and metric potentials and it is not so it doesn't work for the kind of triaxial potential we think that exits in galaxies and the speed of the computation of the potential is extremely critical to having fast action computation.