Hello Soham,
> Since the neutron star collapse simulation uses a parfile distributed with
> the Einstein Toolkit release, I assume the thorns are available to the
> public. Is there any updated link for checking out the Zelmani arrangement
> thorns?
Zelmani itself is not in the public. However CartesianCoordinates is
part of CTGamma (which is public and GPL) which you can download here:

git clone https://bitbucket.org/llamacode/ctgamma.git

or by adding this stanza to your thornlist:

!TARGET   = $ARR
!TYPE     = git
!URL      = https://bitbucket.org/llamacode/ctgamma.git
!REPO_PATH= $2
!CHECKOUT =
CTGamma/CartesianCoordinates

Last time I tried it, the parfile was difficult to get to work though,
unfortunately. You may have to play in particular with the method to
reduce the pressure support initially.

Yours,
Roland

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