Unofficial mirror page of 15th CAPRA meetings
Unofficial mirror of 15th CAPRA slides @
Abraham Harte (AEI Potsdam)
- [pdf] Wave propagation and caustics in curved spacetimes
Adam Pound (University of Southampton)
- [pdf] Self-force: Foundations and formalism
Adam Pound (University of Southampton)
- [pdf] Second-order gravitational self-force
Alexandre Le Tiec (University of Maryland)
- [pdf] Self-Force for Comparable Mass Binaries
Anil Zenginoglu (Caltech)
- [pdf] Numerical calculation of Green functions in black hole spacetimes
Anna Heffernan (University College Dublin)
- [pdf] High-order expansions of the Detweiler-Whiting singular field
John Baker (NASA-GSFC)
- [pdf] Progress and prospects toward a space-based gravitational-wave observatory
Sam Dolan (University of Southampton)
- [pdf] Time-domain schemes for gravitational self-force
Eric Poisson (University of Guelph)
- [pdf] Self-force as probe of internal structure
John Friedman (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
- [pdf] Progress on orbiting particles in a Kerr background
Jonathan Thornburg (Indiana University)
- [pdf] Self-force and orbital evolution for a scalar particle in a generic orbit in Kerr spacetime
Priscilla Canizares (Cambridge University)
- [pdf] Time-Domain Self-Force Computations Using Pseudospectral Methods
Roland Haas (Caltech)
- [pdf] Self-force driven inspiral of a scalar point particle into a Schwarzschild black hole
Sam Gralla (University of Maryland)
- [pdf] Second order gravitational self-force
Scott Field (University of Maryland)
- [pdf]Fast waveform extraction from gravitational perturbations
Ian Vega (University of Guelph)
- [pdf] Self-consistent motion of a scalar charge around a Schwarzschild black hole
Seth Hopper (Albert Einstein Institute)
- [pdf] Eccentric orbits on a Schwarzschild spacetime: Transforming metric perturbations from Regge-Wheeler to Lorenz gauge
Barry Wardell (University College Dublin)
- [pdf] Self-force: Numerical implementations
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