Detecting GW signals from extreme mass ratio inspirals using convolutional autoencoders
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Using extra data from the EMRI events to restrict the possible host galaxies of the event from galaxy catalogs further and therefore imporve the estimation of the Hubble constant.
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May 15, 2026 - Python
Mathematica scripts used to produce the results presented in https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.111.104006
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Master Thesis - New numerical methods for the computation of the self-force around Black Holes
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Jan 27, 2023 - Python
Python pipeline for comparing EMRI surrogate and EOBNRv2HM gravitational wave models across extreme mass ratios. Quantifies waveform mismatch, merger-region error, and computation time. Includes diagnostics that identified a float32 precision bug in the EMRI surrogate model. Built for HPC.
python mismatch hpc scientific-computing computational-physics ligo astrophysics lisa gravitational-waves error-analysis lalsuite waveform-analysis parameter-space black-holes surrogate-model emri waveform-comparison gwsurrogate gwtools numrical-relativity
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