Prague Relativity Group spring 2024 czechLISA meeting

Our spring czechLISA meeting will take place on Monday 11.3.2024 at the:

Adéla Kochanovská large lecture hall (SOLID21)                                                       Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences    Pod vodárenskou věží 2531/3, Praha 8, Czech Republic

Apart from scientists and students from Czech Republic interested in the LISA mission, we would like to invite LISA/ESA members visiting Prague for the IDS Project Manager Meeting 12.-13.3.2024, so we might have a fruitful interaction during the czechLISA meeting.

Program:

Prague Relativity Group autumn 2023 meeting

There were three contributions during the group’s meeting on Thursday 11.10.23. Petr Kotlařík from UTF discussed his study on “QNMs of black holes encircled by a gravitating thin disk”, Dr. Giulia Ventagli from FZU discussed “Black Holes and Neutron Stars Scalarization in generalised scalar-tensor theories” and Vitkor Skoupý from ASU presented “Gravitational wave templates from Extreme Mass Ratio Inspirals” along with an animation. We also discussed the GW@CZ workshop, which will take place on the 1.12.2023 at GFÚ.

Prague Relativity Group summer 2023 meeting

There were three contributions during the group’s meeting on Monday 12.6.23. Dr. Aindriú Conroy from UTF discussed a study “On observable signals of non-singular cosmologies“, Dr. Alexandre M. Pombo from FZU presented “Boson Stars that mimic Black Holes ” and Angelica Albertini from ASU presented the effort “Towards an Effective-One-Body model for Extreme-Mass-Ratio Inspirals“.

Prague Relativity Group spring 2023 meeting

There were three contributions during the group’s meeting on Thursday 23.2.23. Dr. Asen Christov from FZU provided a “FSUA status update” discussing the Czech hardware contribution to the LISA mission, Dr. Vojtěch Witzany from UTF presented an overview on “EMRI waveforms: a status update” and Dr. Samuel Upton from ASU discussed the “Progress in the Field of Gravitational Self-Force“.

Prague Relativity Group winter 2022 meeting

There were three scientific contributions during the group’s meeting on Tuesday 7.12.22. Dr. Sajal Mukherjee from ASU discussed his work on “Resonance crossing in an electromagnetic EMRI analogue“, Dr. Robert Švarc from UTF talked about “Expanding impulsive gravitational waves” and Dr. Lorenzo Pizzuti from FZU discussed his work on “Stochastic Gravitational Wave Background and Boltzmann equation“.

Prague Relativity Group autumn 2022 meeting

There were three scientific contributions during the group’s meeting on Thursday 6.8.22. Dr. Petra Suková from ASU talked about “Observational traces of supermassive black hole companions“, Dr. Tayebeh Tahamtan from UTF talked about ” Slowly rotating black holes in nonlinear electrodynamics” and Dr. Ippocratis Saltas from FZU presented two publications of the Cosmology WG of the LISA consortium (arxiv: 2204.05434 and arxiv:2203.00566).

Prague Relativity Group summer 2022 meeting

There were three scientific contributions during the group’s meeting on Thursday 2.6.22. Dr. Sk Jahanur Hoquefrom from UTF talked about “Quadrupole formula in de Sitter: its application ”, Dr. Kabir Chakravarti from FZU talked about “Gravitational Waves, Neutron Star Equation of State inference and Phase Transitions” and Dr. Morteza Kerachian from ASU talked about “Action-Angle formalism for geodesic motion in Kerr spacetime as a tool for EMRIs”.

Prague Relativity Group spring 2022 meeting

There were three scientific contributions during the group’s meeting on Friday 11.03.22. Dr. Rome Samanta from FZU talked about “Gravitational Waves as a Probe of Super-Heavy Dark matter”, Mgr. Viktor Skoupý from ASU/UTF talked about “Adiabatic equatorial inspirals of a spinning body into a Kerr black hole” and Mgr. Lukáš Polcar from UTF/ASU talked about “Computing EMRI using canonical perturbation theory”.

Prague Relativity Group winter 2021 meeting

There were three scientific contributions during the group’s meeting on Friday 3.12.21. . Mgr. Angelica Albertini from ASU gave a talk on “TEOBREsumS: an Effective-One-Body waveform model for coalescing black hole binaries”, Dr. Ogan Özsoy from FZU talked about “GWs from Axion-Gauge Field Dynamics during inflation” and Dr. Martin Žofka from UTF talked about “Springy relativistic toys”.

Prague Relativity Group autumn 2021 meeting

There were three scientific contributions during the group’s meeting on Wednesday 29.9.21. . Dr. Tomáš Ledvinka from UTF gave a talk on “Universality of curvature invariants in critical vacuum gravitational collapse”, Dr. Ondřéj Kopáček from ASU talked about “Null Points in the Magnetosphere of a Plunging Neutron Star” and Dr. Asen Christov from FZU talked about “LISA Mission and the Czech involvement”.