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Black Hole Perturbation Toolkit |
The schedule below is purposefully not very rigid to allow it to develop over the course of the workshop. The first day will focus on getting to know the current modules in the Toolkit and planning what to do on the second and third days. The overview talks on the first day will be ~10 minutes long and have time in between for questions and discussion. The second and third days aim to have open discussion and hacking on various aspects of the Toolkit.
Start at 10am in the Marlar Lounge on the 2nd floor of the MIT Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Science on Vassar Street
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Welcome to MIT by Scott Hughes
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Introduction to the Toolkit by Niels Warburton
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Download and install Toolkit modules by Barry Wardell
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Overview of SpinWeightedSpheroidalHarmonics by Barry Wardell
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Overview of KerrGeodesics by Niels Warburton and Zach Nasipak
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Overview of EMRI Kludge Suite by Alvin Chua
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Overview of Gremlin by Scott Hughes
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Overview of Teukolsky and QuasiNormalModes by Barry or Niels
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Overview of GeneralRelativityTensors by Barry or Niels
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Overview of CircularOrbitData by Scott Hughes
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Overview of PostNewtonianSelfForce by Chris Munna
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Create wish list of modules (Regge-Wheeler, Lorenz gauge, generic orbit Teuk., etc)
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Create schedule of work for the next two days (code, documentation, website, etc)
Start at 9:30am in room 187.
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Discuss: Coding conventions and licences
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Discuss: Data formats and storage
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Hacking: on list of software/documentation/data created the day before
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Astrophysics Colloquium @ 4pm: The Astrophysical R-process: What We Are Learning From Gravitational Waves, Dwarf Galaxies, And Stellar Archaeology
- Hacking: continue to hack on the Toolkit
- Discuss: Toolkit paper