Present were: Erik, Peter, Roland, Josh, Tanja, Ian, Eloisa, Bruno, Yosef
ET fall workshop: * time: right now still Oct 22nd, however Christian Ott raised the issue that there is a grant proposal deadline near this date. Yosef says that the NSF grant deadline is Oct 31st which might not actually interfere. Will need to discuss on the mailing list.
* refinemend of topics are that listed on wiki page: https://docs.einsteintoolkit.org/et-docs/ET_Workshop_Fall_2012 - Cosmology: Eloisa will flesh out - want/need physics project, not just computer science. Please think about this. - ELoisa asked for clarification why the elliptic solver topic was removed: removed because we are at the same stage we were at the last workshop and since it does not seem as if this is a project that requires a workshop environment but would rather benefit from a smaller group taking care of it - all: please flesh out the proposed topics - more test cases that test current physics * have virtual/in-person presentation/input from other groups working on similar topics
Misc: * will keep pdf documentation in repository, no objections * want searchable online docs. Ian suggests that something like a google search box might be best, alos generated single html page version that can be searched * online docs currently not auto-generated due to lack of automated commit rights into the repository storing them
Yours, Roland
Hi,
I am sorry for having been too late for the call. I got caught in first-day-of-semester parking agony.
On Mon, Aug 20, 2012 at 12:00:19PM -0400, Roland Haas wrote:
- time: right now still Oct 22nd, however Christian Ott raised the issue
that there is a grant proposal deadline near this date. Yosef says that the NSF grant deadline is Oct 31st which might not actually interfere. Will need to discuss on the mailing list.
According to http://www.nsf.gov/funding/pgm_summ.jsp?pims_id=503539&org=NSF&sel_o... Yosef is right.
- want searchable online docs. Ian suggests that something like a google
search box might be best, alos generated single html page version that can be searched
I agree that a single page would be nice. Virtually every browser has a search function.
Frank
On Aug 20, 2012, at 6:00 PM, Roland Haas wrote:
- Cosmology: Eloisa will flesh out
I've just added a new page with a few ideas:
https://docs.einsteintoolkit.org/et-docs/Cosmology_and_the_Einstein_Toolkit
Each point could be articulated more, depending on everyone's interests.
Best, Eloisa
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