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Foil 26 The Binary Black Hole Grand Challenge Alliance

From HPCC Current Status: Applications, Industry , Grand and National Challenges Trip to China -- July 12-28,96. by Geoffrey Fox * See also color IMAGE
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Austin- Chapel Hill- Cornell- NCSA- Northwestern- Penn State- Pittsburgh- NPAC has Formal Goals
To develop a problem solving environment for the Nonlinear Einstein's equations describing General Relativity, including a dynamical adaptive multilevel parallel infrastructure
To provide controllable convergent algorithms to compute gravitational waveforms which arise from Black Hole encounters, and which are relevant to astrophysical events and may be used to predict signals which for detection by future ground-, and space-, based detectors.
  • This code will be made available to researchers in Computational Relativity (by publication and via the World Wide Web).
To provide representative examples of computational waveforms.
http://www.npac.syr.edu/projects/bbh/bbh.html
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