[Cosmo-torun] @14:00 @KRA OK? [Re: cosmo workshop Fri 2 March @15.00 @KRA: Jan Ostrowski on Cactus: numerical relativity]
Boud Roukema
boud w astro.uni.torun.pl
Pią, 2 Mar 2012, 07:48:23 CET
hi everyone,
On Wed, 29 Feb 2012, Tomasz Kazimierczak wrote:
> Could we start a little bit ealier,
> for example @14:00?
Does anyone (especially Jan!) have a problem with starting at 14:00 ?
See everyone this afternoon :)
pozdr
boud
>
> I have "dyżur" at control room starting at 16:00.
>
> 2012/2/29 Boud Roukema <boud w astro.uni.torun.pl>
> hi cosmo-torun
>
> Cactus: numerical relativity
> cosmo workshop Fri 2 March @15.00 @KRA
> Jan Ostrowski
>
>
> Jan is doing very interesting work in finding out how to do numerical
> relativity. One way of saying it is the following:
>
> "Normal" cosmological N-body simulations consist of *Newtonian*
> gravity simulated on a highly simplified (perfectly homogeneous)
> relativistic "background". In formal scientific language, this is
> called a "heuristic" approach; in informal language, it's called "a
> fudge" - it's a mathematical shortcut that seems like it should work
> and lets us quickly compare some sort of "model" to observations
> instead of waiting 50 years for the mathematics to be solved. In
> principle, every scientist using the heuristic/fudge is aware of
> this. Pure theory is very difficult to apply to the real world.
>
> Relativistic cosmological simulations should be "directly"
> relativistic, consistent with the Einstein equations, without using
> the heuristic/fudge of adding "perturbations" that obey Newtonian
> gravity to a relativistic "background". So these simulations can be called
> "background-free".
>
> How can we do background-free cosmology simulations?
>
> Jan will present a discussion on this.
>
> pozdr
> boud
>
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