BSM^2 - Beyond the Standard Model BrainStorming Meeting
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.
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:
Gr@v member Ivo Sengo was one of the participants in the 4th Physics Conference of Portuguese-Speaking Countries – 4CFPLP, that took place in Cape Verde, from 12-16 September 2022. Ivo delivered a contributed talk on "Black hole shadows".
Our collaborator Kunihito Uzawa from Japan together with Zakaria Belkhadria, a Ph.D. student from U. Cagliari, Italy, are our guests this week. Zakaria is visiting us within a short term scientific mission of the COST action CA18108.
In this seminar I will introduce a rigorous and general framework to study systematically self-gravitating elastic materials within general relativity. The formulation that will be presented in this seminar is particularly suitable to investigate the existence and viability, including radial stability, of spherically symmetric elastic stars.
In this talk, we consider a scenario in which an extended reheating scenario can be described analogously to the so-called scalar field dark matter model.
The 3rd Workshop on Compact Objects, Gravitational Waves and Deep Learning will take place on 23 Sep 2022 at the University of Minho, after the first and second workshops of this series in Aveiro and Valencia, repectively.
Gr@v member C. Herdeiro was one of the invited speakers of "Física 2022" the 23rd national conference of the Portuguese Physics Society, delivering the talk "Buracos Negros: de uma equação ao Nobel" (photo courtesy of A. Folhas).
We bid farewell (with a Peruvian flavour) to Alexandre Pombo, that will join Charles University in Prague for his next post-doctoral position. See you soon Alexandre!