Explore the dynamics of merging black hole binaries in this 49-minute lecture by Manuela Campanelli from Rochester Institute of Technology. Delve into accretion dynamics, outflows, and computational challenges in multi-messenger astrophysics. Discover the latest research on supermassive binaries, simulation techniques, and the potential for light emission from binary systems. Learn about the evolution of black hole mergers, resolving physics in simulations, and the impact of black hole spin. Gain insights into future work in this field and participate in a discussion on the treatment of assimilation in astrophysical models.
Merging Black Hole Binaries - Accretion Dynamics and Outflows
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Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Merging black hole binaries
Modeling assimilation
Multimessenger astronomy
Do binaries emit light
Supermassive binaries
How many binaries
Simulations
Evolution
Resolving physics
Spectra
Black holes on cavity
Spinning case
Light curve
Question
Treatment of assimilation
Future work
Stay tuned
Discussion
Taught by
Institute for Pure & Applied Mathematics (IPAM)
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