Astrophysical Applications of Numerical Relativity

May 6-11, 2006 - Guanajuato, Mexico

Preliminary Schedule

During the first two days, a small number of invited and contributed talks will set the stage by summarizing the status of existing simulation capabilities and outlining the current problems in the area of gravitational wave physics, astronomy and data analysis where simulation activities can stimulate progress. Invited talks are 45 minutes long plus 15 minutes for discussion and questions. Contributed talks are 20 minutes long plus 10 minutes for discussion and questions.

During the last four days of the meeting, each day will consist of two sessions. A coordinator is assigned to each session. With the feedback from the participants, the coordinator will be in charge of organizing the specific format of the session, keeping in mind that the main objective of each session is to work toward a better understanding of the problems that current simulation technology can address and collaborate on addressing those problems.