Advancing Binary Black Hole Simulations: Innovations and Discoveries in Dendro-GR
ORAL
Abstract
Recent innovations in binary black hole simulations in the code Dendro-GR have significantly improved its current and expected accuracy and efficiency. We have improved the code with novel Hamiltonian damping techniques, Nyquist-based refinement strategies, parallel-in-time integration and compact finite differences. We also show novel waveform error analysis, both to quantify phase differences early on in simulations as well as to better quantify waveform noise for cross-simulation comparison. Finally, we share exciting hints toward waveform universality as well as a potential universal trend in spherical harmonic modes at merger peak. These improvements in accuracy which Dendro-GR provides work toward satisfying future accuracy requirements of gravitational wave detectors like LISA.
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Presenters
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William Kevin Black
Brigham Young University
Authors
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Eric W Hirschmann
Brigham Young University
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David W Neilsen
Brigham Young University
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Milinda Fernando
University of Texas at Austin
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Hari Sundar
University of Utah
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David Van Komen
University of Utah
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William Kevin Black
Brigham Young University
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Andrew James Carroll
Brigham Young University