Anders Logg

Professor of Computational Mathematics at Chalmers University of Technology

Exciting workshop on numerical relativity

 

Ellery Ames and Håkan Andréasson both seem very pleased with our new results, but pointing at different branches?

It’s always exciting when I get together with my colleagues Håkan Andréasson and Ellery Ames, and good things tend to happen. Our work could be summarized as solving the Einstein-Vlasov equations and trying to find interesting things, such as black holes, geons and cosmic strings. Previously, we found some interesting galaxies, in particular the Hoag-like object depicted below.

A Hoag-like galaxy computed by solving the Einstein-Vlasov Equations. The image shows an isosurface of the computed density. For details see http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/0264-9381/33/15/155008 [Ames, Andréasson, Logg 2016].

Results will be published soon but I can already reveal that we found at least a couple of very exciting features – that I will describe in more detail later when we have verified our findings.

 

 

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