Scott Field's home page

Links & Resources I've Found Useful

Codes

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

Scientific Visualizations

Links to Conferences and Workshops I helped organize

Simulating Extreme Spacetimes with SpEC and SpECTRE (8/5/2024 - 8/9/2024).
23rd Eastern Gravity Meeting (6/9/2023 - 6/10/2023)
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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