Dear (aspiring) numerical relativists,
Applications for the NR community summer school 2022 close on Thursday, Jun 9, so please apply by then for full consideration. The original announcement is attached below. Please also register if you want to stream the lectures virtually:
https://icerm.brown.edu/events/re-22-f20w1 https://icerm.brown.edu/events/re-22-f20w1
Graduate students: Please note that ICERM requires a letter of support from your advisor for in-person participation. If you have not sent one yet, please do so by Jun 9 as well.
Please feel free to circulate this information within the NR community.
Best, The organizing committee, Nils Vu, Thomas Helfer, Elias Most, Helvi Witek, Scott Field, and Leo Stein
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Original announcement from May 3, 2022:
Dear (aspiring) numerical relativists,
Applications are now open for the first NR community summer school, Aug 8–12, 2022, at ICERM, Brown University, US.
This one-week summer school brings together early career researchers (graduate students and postdocs) interested in learning the state-of-the-art in numerical relativity, from the basics to advanced topics. Our preliminary program is:
Intro & advanced NR (Helvi Witek & Katy Clough) Relativistic hydrodynamics (Elias Most) Gravitational waves (Deirdre Shoemaker) High-performance computing (Eloisa Bentivegna) Hackathon Evening talks, side program, NR community codes hands-on sessions
No prior exposure to numerical relativity is required, though basic familiarity with computational physics and general relativity would be desirable.
The school is planned as an in-person event with streaming options available for the lecture program. ICERM will be able to offer limited funding for some participants.
Applications are open now on this web page:
https://icerm.brown.edu/events/re-22-f20w1 https://icerm.brown.edu/events/re-22-f20w1
Even if you are planning to participate online, please register and indicate so in your application. We particularly encourage applications from participants from diverse backgrounds and underrepresented communities.
With warm regards, The organizing committee, Nils Vu, Thomas Helfer, Elias Most, Helvi Witek, Scott Field, and Leo Stein