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Latfield2: A c++ library for classical lattice field theory
David Daverio, Mark Hindmarsh, Neil Bevis
latfield2 is a C++ library designed to simplify writing parallel codes for solving partial differen- tial equations, developed for application to classical field theories in partic…
Detecting and distinguishing topological defects in future data from the CMBPol satellite
Pia Mukherjee, Jon Urrestilla, Martin Kunz +3
The proposed CMBPol mission will be able to detect the imprint of topological defects on the cosmic microwave background (CMB) provided the contribution is sufficiently strong. We…
CMB power spectra from cosmic strings: predictions for the Planck satellite and beyond
Neil Bevis, Mark Hindmarsh, Martin Kunz +1
We present a significant improvement over our previous calculations of the cosmic string contribution to cosmic microwave background (CMB) power spectra, with particular focus on s…
Testing MOND/TEVES with LISA Pathfinder
Christian Trenkel, Steve Kemble, Neil Bevis +1
We suggest that LISA Pathfinder could be used to subject TEVES, and in particular the non-relativistic MOND phenomenology it incorporates, to a direct, controlled experimental test…
MONDian three-body predictions for LISA Pathfinder
Neil Bevis, Joao Magueijo, Christian Trenkel +1
In previous work it was shown that MOND theories predict anomalously strong tidal stresses near the saddle points of the Newtonian gravitational potential. An analytical examinatio…
On the stability of Cosmic String Y-junctions
Neil Bevis, Edmund J. Copeland, Pierre-Yves Martin +4
We study the evolution of non-periodic cosmic string loops containing Y-junctions, such as may form during the evolution of a network of (p,q) cosmic superstrings. We set up and so…