[research] Add a new problem of nbody simulation#76
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We add a new problem of nbody simulation. There are two subproblems which only differ in the number of particles, 10k and 100k.
10k (5.5x speedup gives 100):
100k (7.5x speedup gives 100):
The above numbers are based on a c7i.4xlarge
The idea of the project is modeled after https://github.com/cmu15418f24/asst3 with modifications.
Testing done with:
random_10k/orrandom_100k/and runbash run_evaluator.sh /home/ubuntu/Frontier-CS/research/solutions/nbody_simulation/random_10k/reference_baseline.cpp