Workshop on Gravitational Waves and Numerical Relativity
Background
- Since the first detection of gravitational waves in 2015, the importance of gravitational waves and numerical relativity is increasing as a method for astrophysics.
- Gravitational wave detection and large-scale numerical simulation projects require more international cooperation, but the initial barrier to participate in these projects is quite high.
Purpose
- Identifying the latest research on gravitational waves and numerical relativity
- Promotion of research exchanges among astrophysicists
Target
- Researchers and students in astrophysics
Contents
- Latest research on gravitational waves and numerical relativity
- Basic lectures for researchers and graduate students without related experiences
- Main Session
- 1-2 speakers
- Intensive sessions for 2 hours from basic lectures to the latest research
- A comfortable atmosphere to ask questions and discuss freely
- Student Sessions
- Provide 30 minute research introduction opportunities to graduate students in the field of astrophysics
Number of Participants
- 30 people (15 Offline, 15 Online)
- Asia Pacific Center for Theoretical Physics
Plan for 2023
- 68th: Mar. 15 (Wed.) - Mar. 16 (Thu.)
- 69th: Jun. 14 (Wed.) - Jun. 15 (Thu.)
- 70th: Sep. 13 (Wed.) - Sep. 14 (Thu.)
- 71st: Nov. 15 (Wed.) - Nov. 16 (Thu.)