Eugen Radu, a research fellow at U. Aveiro since 2013, became a staff member under a tenured (assistant) researcher position. Dr. Radu has given a central contribution to the development of the Gr@v group over the last decade and his permanent hiring is an important step towards the consollidation of the group.
The VII Scalar Field Dark Matter Workshop, organzied by the Mexican Strong Gravity community will take place in León, Guanajuato, México, and online, on the 27-28 October 2022. C. Herdeiro is one of the invited speakers.
Gr@v member C. Herdeiro presented an invited colloquium at the Physics Department of the U. Illinois, at Urbana-Champaign, home of several Nobel laureates in Physics such as Anthony J. Legget (laureate in 2003) and John Bardeen (laureate in 1956 and 1972).
The Robinson-Trautman (RT) spacetime is the simplest solution of General
Relativity (GR) describing a compact source surrounded by gravitational
waves. As an initial value problem, the RT spacetime evolution is a
well-posed mathematical problem. The pertinent dynamical equations are
equivalent to the so-called Calabi flow, and regular initial data evolve
The Beyond the Standard Model BrainStorming Meeting, BSM2, will take place at Aveiro University, hosted by the gr@v group, from 10-14 October 2022.
Here, numerical data described in the paper "Two boson stars in equilibrium", arXiv:2210.01833, is made available for public use.
The attachment "Data_files.zip", contains the data files:
- configuration-I.dat
- configuration-II.dat
- configuration-III.dat
These files correspond to the three representative dipolar BS (DBS) solutions among those described in the paper above. These solutions are: