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most citedExact boundary conditions in numerical relativity using multiple grids: scalar field tests

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Exact boundary conditions in numerical relativity using multiple grids: scalar field tests

Gioel Calabrese

Cauchy-Characteristic Matching (CCM), the combination of a central 3+1 Cauchy code with an exterior characteristic code connected across a time-like interface, is a promising techn…

gr-qc2005

Asymptotically null slices in numerical relativity: mathematical analysis and spherical wave equation tests

Gioel Calabrese, Carsten Gundlach, David Hilditch

We investigate the use of asymptotically null slices combined with stretching or compactification of the radial coordinate for the numerical simulation of asymptotically flat space…

gr-qc2005

Numerical stability for finite difference approximations of Einstein's equations

Gioel Calabrese, Ian Hinder, Sascha Husa

We extend the notion of numerical stability of finite difference approximations to include hyperbolic systems that are first order in time and second order in space, such as those…

gr-qc2005

Excising a boosted rotating black hole with overlapping grids

Gioel Calabrese, David Neilsen

We use the overlapping grids method to construct a fourth order accurate discretization of a first order reduction of the Klein-Gordon scalar field equation on a boosted spinning b…

gr-qc2004

A remedy for constraint growth in Numerical Relativity

Gioel Calabrese

Rapid growth of constraints is often observed in free evolutions of highly gravitating systems. To alleviate this problem we investigate the effect of adding spatial derivatives of…

gr-qc2003

Spherical excision for moving black holes and summation by parts for axisymmetric systems

Gioel Calabrese, David Neilsen

It is expected that the realization of a convergent and long-term stable numerical code for the simulation of a black hole inspiral collision will depend greatly upon the construct…