Workshop on Gravitational Waves and High Performance Computing 2018
California State University, Fullerton
These are materials from the 2018 Cal State Fullerton Workshop on High-Performance Computing and Gravitational Waves. I designed and led this workshop, held at Cal State Fullerton’s Gravitational-Wave Physics and Astronomy Center, on August 13, 2018 – August 17, 2018.
Slides
- Main slides
- Dr. Jocelyn Read’s slides on gravitational waves
- CSUF undergraduate researcher Samuel Rodriguez’s talk
- CSUF undergraduate researcher Jennifer Sanchez’s talk
- Maria (Masha) Okounkova’s talk
- Dr. Marissa Walker’s talk
Cheat sheats
Links
- colab.research.google.com - Run Python notebooks on Google’s supercomputers for free
- mybinder.org - Run Python notebooks that are already uploaded to github.com and also UNIX terminals for free
- notebooks.azure.com - Run Python notebooks and UNIX terminals on Microsoft’s supercomputers for free
- PyCBC Tutorials - Tutorials introducing gravitational-wave data analysis using Python notebooks
- LIGO Open Science Center - Learn about LIGO science, including playing with real LIGO data using python
- ParaView - Software to visualize 3D data
Participants and movies of black hole collisions
The movies show the black-hole horizons, just after two black holes merged into one, according to supercomputer calculations by our workshop participants.
- Ivette Ayala - Movie
- Christian Batach - Movie
- Jesse Cardona - Movie
- Madeline Ceccia - Movie
- Johana Chazaro Cortes - Movie
- Benjamin Garcia - Movie
- Alexis Guardado - Movie
- Hina Hasan - Movie
- Maria Gabriela Jaimes Pinzon - Movie
- Brian Lin -
- Gabriela Maciel - Movie
- Francis Martinez - Movie
- Jake Macedo - Movie
- Ricardo Pena - Movie
- Jazmine Robledo - Movie
- Michael Rueter - Movie
- Shutong Zhou - Movie