Inferring the Astrophysical Population of Black Hole Binaries

Document #:

LIGO-T1700223-v1

Document type:

T - Technical notes

Abstract:

The overarching goal of our project is to construct a simulation of Binary Black Holes (BBH) that extends to the most distant galaxies in the observable universe. From these simulations, we will make inferences about the formation and evolution of binary black hole systems.

Files in Document:

• Final Report (Osase_LIGO_SURF_2017_Final_Paper_Final.pdf, 1.6 MB)

Other Files:

• Final Presentation (Osase_LIGO_SURF_Presentation_2017_Draft5.pdf, 3.3 MB)
• Final Presentation (INCOMPLETE DRAFT) (Final_Presentation_Draft_0824.pdf, 2.5 MB)
• LIGO SURF Progress Report 1 (Osase_Omoruyi_Progress_Report_1_SURF17_07-12.pdf, 1.5 MB)
• LIGO SURF Progress Report 2 (Progress_Report_2_Osase_Omoruyi_SURF_17 v2.pdf, 547.3 kB)
• LIGO SURF Project Proposal (Osase_Omoruyi_LIGO_SURF_Proposal_2017-05-12.pdf, 580.7 kB)
• Poster for AAS and CUWIP (Osase_Omoruyi_Research_Poster.pdf, 2.7 MB)
• Week 1 Summary (week-1-assignments.pdf, 484.6 kB)
• Week 2 Summary (week-2-assignments.pdf, 519.8 kB)

Topics:

• Data Analysis
• Astrophysics / Multi-messenger
• Compact Binaries

Authors:

• Osase Omoruyi
• Alan Weinstein

Keywords:

SURF17

Notes and Changes:

The title of the project has been updated.

Referenced by:

• LIGO-T1800048: Final reports from LIGO SURF program, Summer 2017