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Undergraduate Research In Gravitational Waves Astronomy At Marshall University, Maria Babiuc-Hamilton
Undergraduate Research In Gravitational Waves Astronomy At Marshall University, Maria Babiuc-Hamilton
Physics Faculty Research
This is a presentation of undergraduate student research into gravitational waves at Marshall University.
Tools For Gravitational Wave Astronomy, Maria Babiuc-Hamilton
Tools For Gravitational Wave Astronomy, Maria Babiuc-Hamilton
Physics Faculty Research
Gravitational waves have been confirmed. Tools are available for their study, including the Einstein Toolkit, SimulationTools and the SXS Gravitational Waveform Database.
Simulating Magnetospheres With Numerical Relativity: The Giraffe Code, Maria Babiuc-Hamilton
Simulating Magnetospheres With Numerical Relativity: The Giraffe Code, Maria Babiuc-Hamilton
Physics Faculty Research
Numerical Relativity is successful in the simulation of black holes and gravitational waves. In recent years, teams have tackled the problem of the interaction of gravitational and electromagnetic waves. We developed a new code for the numerical simulation of neutron and black hole magnetospheres, using the FFE formalism. We tested the performance of the new code named GiRaFFE, in 1D and 3D test suits. We will study magnetospheres, focusing on jets by the Blandford -Znajek mechanism.