University of Potsdam Researchers Utilize Supercomputers to Understand Binary Neutron Star Mergers

Simulation of a neutron-star–black-hole coalescence in which the neutron star is tidally disrupted during the merger.

With the help of new observational data of gravitational waves and electromagnetic signatures, University of Potsdam researchers are using supercomputers to understand binary neutron star mergers.

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