About Us
GW-Models is a project centered around the effort to describe the inspiral, merger and ringdown of binary black holes - an important source for gravitational waves.
Large scale numerical simulations in full general relativity are combined with perturbative approximations to produce analytical waveform models and study their impact on gravitational wave astronomy.
News
November 24, 2011: GW-Models researchers will study black holes with the fastest supercomputers in Europe
The project has been awarded 16.7 million core hours at the biggest network of world-class supercomputers in Europe. These computers will be used to simulate the most violent processes in the Universe since the Big Bang: collisions of black holes. Read more... 
July 15, 2011: New paper published
A new Physical Review Letters publication by the GW Models group presents an important improvement in the analytical modeling of the gravitational waves (GWs) from black-hole mergers. Read more...
July 14, 2011: GW-Models website launched
More contents will be added soon.