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gr-qc2026

High-accuracy drivers to simulate black hole binaries beyond general relativity with the fixing-the-equations approach

Guillermo Lara, Harald P. Pfeiffer, Nils Deppe +9

The paper implements a fixing‑the‑equations method in the Spectre code to generate accurate numerical‑relativity waveforms for black‑hole binaries in shift‑symmetric scalar Gauss‑B…

#black hole binaries#scalar gauss-bonnet gravity#numerical relativity#waveform modeling
gr-qc2026

Towards long and accurate numerical relativity waveforms of binary black holes beyond general relativity

Guillermo Lara, Harald P. Pfeiffer, Nils Deppe +9

The paper presents long, accurate numerical relativity simulations of equal‑mass, nonspinning binary black holes in shift‑symmetric scalar Gauss‑Bonnet gravity, generating waveform…

#numerical relativity#binary black holes#scalar gauss‑bonnet gravity#gravitational waveforms
gr-qc2026

Dendro-GR at high mass ratios with high spins

William K. Black, David W. Neilsen, Eric W. Hirschmann +1

The paper demonstrates that the Dendro-GR code can efficiently simulate binary black hole mergers with high mass ratios and high spins, producing accurate gravitational waveforms u…

#binary black holes#high mass ratio#spin precession#numerical relativity
gr-qc2026

Charged Dirac stars

Maribel Hernández Márquez, Miguel Alcubierre

The paper numerically solves the coupled Einstein‑Dirac‑Maxwell equations for static, spherically symmetric configurations of two charged fermions, identifying families of self‑gra…

#dirac stars#charged compact objects#einstein-dirac-maxwell system#numerical relativity
gr-qc2026

Nonlinear Dynamics near the Threshold of Gravitational Collapse

Jaime Redondo-Yuste, Josu C. Aurrekoetxea

The authors use numerical relativity simulations of a self‑gravitating scalar field to compare perturbative expansions around flat spacetime with full nonlinear dynamics, identifyi…

#gravitational collapse#scalar field dynamics#perturbation theory#numerical relativity
gr-qc2026

SEOBNRv5PHM: Next generation of accurate and efficient multipolar precessing-spin effective-one-body waveforms for binary black holes

Antoni Ramos-Buades, Alessandra Buonanno, Héctor Estellés +5

The paper introduces SEOBNRv5PHM, a fast and accurate effective‑one‑body waveform model that includes multipolar precessing spins for the full inspiral‑merger‑ringdown signal of bi…

#binary black holes#spin precession#effective-one-body#waveform modeling
gr-qc2026

Enhancing the SEOBNRv5 effective-one-body waveform model with second-order gravitational self-force fluxes

Maarten van de Meent, Alessandra Buonanno, Deyan P. Mihaylov +7

The paper incorporates second‑order gravitational self‑force calculations into the SEOBNRv5 effective‑one‑body waveform model, improving its mode amplitudes, energy flux, and bindi…

#effective-one-body#gravitational self-force#binary black holes#waveform modeling
astro-ph.HE2026

SPH methods in the modelling of compact objects

Stephan Rosswog

This review summarizes the use of Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) for simulating compact objects, covering Newtonian and relativistic formulations and their application to bi…

#smoothed particle hydrodynamics#compact object mergers#numerical relativity#binary star simulations
gr-qc2026

Numerical study on the robustness of the stability for stable black holes

Zhan-Feng Mai, Run-Qiu Yang

The paper numerically investigates whether tiny geometric perturbations near a black hole's event horizon can overturn the stability of an otherwise stable black hole, using deform…

#black hole stability#near-horizon perturbations#regge-wheeler potential#numerical relativity
gr-qc2026

Antikick Relation in High-Energy Head-On Collisions of Spinning Black Holes

Carlos O. Lousto, James Healy, Alessandro Ciarfella +1

The paper studies head‑on collisions of equal‑mass spinning black holes at relativistic speeds, analyzing the recoil (kick) and antikick using numerical simulations and analytical…

#black hole collisions#gravitational recoil#numerical relativity#high-energy collisions
astro-ph.HE2026

Extending the infrastructure of the BAM code towards resistive general-relativistic magnetohydrodynamics: tests and first applications

Matthew Beaudoin, Maximilano Ujevic, Ramon Jaeger +4

The paper extends the BAM numerical‑relativity code to include resistive general‑relativistic magnetohydrodynamics, validates it with benchmark tests, and applies it to isolated an…

#resistive magnetohydrodynamics#neutron star mergers#numerical relativity#magnetic reconnection

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