James Berrow on Twitter: "Theoretically: yes. In practice, unfortunately not even slightly. So consider the case of a pure black hole simulation, there are a few conceptual ideas about handling the internal structure of a black hole - especially the singularity 1. Turducken 2. Excision 3. Moving puncture… https://t.co/8tPRMus5PF"
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Two neutron stars collapsing into #blackholes, before merging into a big black hole. This is my current worst-case merger, because its about as bad as it can get from a simulation perspective. This still contains a lot of unphysical hacks that I'm trying to systematically fixpic.twitter.com/5HTCSbrDMl
I've been checking papers for ideas on how to deal with matter within the event horizon which is the central problem - amusingly, quite a few of them just don't and the simulation just blows up after they're able to extract gravitational waves. Not quite what I was hoping for! :P
