Einstein Toolkit EU School and Workshop
This international school and workshop will provide an opportunity for researchers and students interested in numerical relativity to learn about the Einstein toolkit and discuss about its future developments. The Einstein Toolkit (www.einsteintoolkit.org) is a publicly available framework used by several numerical relativity groups in the world, with applications ranging from high-energy astrophysics to cosmology.
The first three days will be dedicated to a school useful for new users that are interested in learning more about the toolkit. The school's aim is to introduce students and postdocs to the Einstein Toolkit and in particular to its general relativistic magnetohydrodynamic (GRMHD) code GRHydro. Eight practitioners from several institutions around the world will teach the students how to install the code, how to run some simple neutron star simulations, how to extract gravitational wave signals, and how to visualize the results of simulations. The number of students will be limited to a maximum of 20 participants.
The school will then be followed by a two-day long workshop open not only to Einstein toolkit developers, but also to anyone interested in numerical relativity and computational astrophysics. The workshop will cover the most recent developments of the toolkit and discussions about future plans. All the students that have attended the school are also welcome to join the workshop.
Einstein Toolkit Eu 2016 is now over. Thanks for taking part in it
Lecture notes and workshop talks
Lecture Notes by Ian Hawke: https://github.com/
Lecture Notes by Olindo Zanotti: http://www.
Lecture Notes by Toni Font in the download box
Lecture Notes by Ian Hinder and Oleg Korobkin: http://www.fangwolg.de/ETWS/
Lecture notes by Jonah Miller:
https://github.com/Yurlungur/simulationio-and-yt
Lecture notes by Wolfang Kastaun
in the download box
Workshop talks: https://drive.google.com/