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gevolution users & developers meeting

The third gevolution users & developers meeting was organised by the Astronomy Unit of Queen Mary University of London (UK) on May 13th, 2020. Due to physical distancing advise, this meeting was held entirely as a web conference. The event aimed to connect users and developers of the code to discuss their experiences and projects, and to provide feedback on code development.

Recordings of the contributed presentations are available by clicking on the links in the schedule below.

Schedule

Time (UTC)SpeakerTitle
9:05-  9:55 Julian Adamek (Queen Mary University of London) Tutorial for LCARS tools
short break
10:05-10:30 Sonia Akter Ema (University of Sydney) Probing the cosmological weak-lensing statistics with three-dimensional ray tracing in a relativistic N-body simulation
10:30-10:55 Md Rasel Hossen (University of Sydney) Influence of local environment on weak lensing statistics
break
12:30-12:55 Francesca Lepori (University of Geneva) Weak-lensing observables in relativistic N-body simulations
short break
13:05-13:30 Caroline Guandalin (University of São Paulo) Relativistic analysis of the large scale structure
13:30-13:55 Louis Coates (Queen Mary University of London) Light ray tracing in relativistic N-body simulations
break
14:30-14:55 Farbod Hassani (University of Geneva) An update on the instability found in clustering dark energy
short break
15:05-15:30 Nicolò Muleo (University of Pisa) Formalism to create a curved universe simulation
15:30-15:55   final discussion