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Numerical integration of orbital motion

A method of numerical integration of the equation of motion of a particle in an attractive inverse square law field, which is novel in combining simple mathematics with physical conservation laws is presented. The resulting method combines high accuracy with physical clarity, fitting it for classroom or undergraduate demonstrations of orbital motion using a microcomputer. A number of examples is presented, and the method is shown to be easily adapted to treat repulsive inverse-square law fields.