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Links & Resources I've Found Useful

Codes

• Relativistic fluid and gravitational physics code SpECTRE
• Black hole perturbation toolkit ( EMRI Surrogate model)
• Quasi-normal modes of a spinning black hole
• Rebound N-body solver
• ROM-{py,spline,GW}
• Hybrid and Easy Discontinuous Galerkin Environment
• Davide Gerosa’s list of useful Python code
• Computing memory
• NRPy+

Data

• GW catalogs: SXS, CoRe, RIT, GeorgiaTech
• Tools for working with the SXS waveform catalog (and additional documentation)

DEI in STEM

• Hack.Diversity
• The ACCOMPLISH program at UMassD

Lectures

• Kip Thorne’s gravitational wave course
• Online lectures/courses for numerical relativity: IAS, ICTS, ICTP, UC Dublin
• Data science educational materials for physics courses developed by Data Science Education Community of Practice (DSECOP) Fellows, DSECOP

Meetings

• Capra 23
• 2nd GW openscience workshop
• 2016 Argonne Training Program on Extreme Scale Computing

Scientific Visualizations

• Gravitational wave app
• Black hole explorer
• Periodic Table of the Finite Elements
• Gravitational wave detections vs year
• Drawings by kids

Links to Conferences and Workshops I helped organize

• Simulating Extreme Spacetimes with SpEC and SpECTRE (8/5/2024 - 8/9/2024).
• Advances in Computational Relativity: Fall 2020 Reunion Event (7/25/2022 - 8/12/2022). As part of this semester-long program, we ran an additional Numerical Relativity Community Summer School (Aug 8 - 12, 2022).
• Advances in Computational Relativity (ICERM; Fall 2020). As part of this semester-long program, we ran workshops on
  • Advances and Challenges in Computational Relativity which included numerous computational tutorials,
  • Mathematical and Computational Approaches for Solving the Source-Free Einstein Field Equations,
  • Mathematical and Computational Approaches for the Einstein Field Equations with Matter Fields, and
  • Statistical Methods for the Detection, Classification, and Inference of Relativistic Objects
• Topological data analysis and deep learning: theory and signal applications (ICIAM; 2019)
• 22nd Eastern Gravity Meeting (2019) and a public lecture by Rai Weiss
• APS New England 2018 Fall section meeting (2018)
• Workshop on Reduced Order Gravitational-Wave Modeling (2018) An exciting 3 day workshop Advances and Challenges in Computational General Relativity was held at Brown University. Many of the talks and posters are available for download. (2011)
• The 15th CAPRA meeting (2012) was held at UMD. Many of the talks are available here (and here ) The first workshop on Reduced Order Modeling in General Relativity (ROM-GR) was held at Caltech June 2013. The workshop brought together researchers from gravitation physics, numerical computing, and applied mathematics to foster interactions in an open environment of multi-disciplinary discussion and collaboration.

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