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== Team ==
 
== Team ==
  
Lead: [http://math.wvu.edu/~zetienne/ Zach Etienne] (Please contact if interested in joining!)
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Lead: [http://astro.phys.wvu.edu/zetienne/ Zach Etienne] (Please contact if interested in joining!)
  
 
* Shohreh Abdolrahimi (Cal Poly Pomona),  
 
* Shohreh Abdolrahimi (Cal Poly Pomona),  
 
* Ashok Choudhary (WVU),  
 
* Ashok Choudhary (WVU),  
 
* Furqan Dar (Washington U. St Louis),  
 
* Furqan Dar (Washington U. St Louis),  
* [http://math.wvu.edu/~zetienne/ Zach Etienne] (WVU),  
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* [http://astro.phys.wvu.edu/zetienne/ Zach Etienne] (WVU),  
 
* Cunwei Fan (UIUC)  
 
* Cunwei Fan (UIUC)  
 
* Francisco Guzman (Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo),  
 
* Francisco Guzman (Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo),  
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IllinoisGRMHD is an open-source rewrite of the original closed-source GRMHD code of the ILNR Group, aimed at minimizing the learning curve, with the goal of facilitating community involvement in the code's development, as well as the minimization of human effort in generating new science. IllinoisGRMHD also saves computer time, generating roundoff-precision identical output to the original code on adaptive-mesh grids, but nearly twice as fast at scales of hundreds to thousands of processor cores.
 
IllinoisGRMHD is an open-source rewrite of the original closed-source GRMHD code of the ILNR Group, aimed at minimizing the learning curve, with the goal of facilitating community involvement in the code's development, as well as the minimization of human effort in generating new science. IllinoisGRMHD also saves computer time, generating roundoff-precision identical output to the original code on adaptive-mesh grids, but nearly twice as fast at scales of hundreds to thousands of processor cores.
  
* [http://math.wvu.edu/~zetienne/ILGRMHD/index.html IllinoisGRMHD website (warning: quick start guide is out of date; use official Einstein Toolkit version)]
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* [http://illinoisgrmhd.net IllinoisGRMHD website (warning: quick start guide is out of date; use official Einstein Toolkit version)]
 
* [https://arxiv.org/abs/1501.07276 Link to IllinoisGRMHD code announcement paper]
 
* [https://arxiv.org/abs/1501.07276 Link to IllinoisGRMHD code announcement paper]
  
== Current Development: Software Repositories, Telecons, & Minutes ==
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== Current Development '''Dec 12, 2019 Update''' ==
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The latest IllinoisGRMHD development (largely driven by Leonardo Werneck) is taking place in two repositories:
  
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* IllinoisGRMHD with hybrid equation of state support (piecewise polytrope for cold part, plus Gamma-law for thermal part) is developed [https://github.com/zachetienne/nrpytutorial/tree/master/IllinoisGRMHD/doc here.] (One need only run all the Jupyter notebooks, which now document the code, to generate the data.)
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* A [http://nrpyplus.net/ NRPy+-fied] version of IllinoisGRMHD, with even better documentation is available [https://github.com/leowerneck/NRPyIGM here]
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== Other Useful Links: Software Repositories, Telecons, & Minutes ==
 
* Git repo for IllinoisGRMHD and other related modules [https://bitbucket.org/zach_etienne/wvuthorns/src can be found here].
 
* Git repo for IllinoisGRMHD and other related modules [https://bitbucket.org/zach_etienne/wvuthorns/src can be found here].
 
* Git repo for binary neutron star helper modules and diagnostics [https://bitbucket.org/zach_etienne/wvuthorns_diagnostics can be found here].
 
* Git repo for binary neutron star helper modules and diagnostics [https://bitbucket.org/zach_etienne/wvuthorns_diagnostics can be found here].
* '''IllinoisGRMHD Working Group Telecons are held monthly.''' Contact [http://math.wvu.edu/~zetienne/ Zach Etienne] if interested in joining.
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* '''IllinoisGRMHD Working Group Telecons are held monthly.''' Contact [http://astro.phys.wvu.edu/zetienne Zach Etienne] if interested in joining.
 
* Telecon minutes, including detailed notes on latest developments, are kept [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qiNeVgPlleg6Mjq9WI3iS--IA5o1FbpywAcq1Do_9xI in this Google Doc]
 
* Telecon minutes, including detailed notes on latest developments, are kept [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qiNeVgPlleg6Mjq9WI3iS--IA5o1FbpywAcq1Do_9xI in this Google Doc]
 
* [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1imIZ5Yf6Hw4FZPH9RklrKExlxkP3JQ-21o-8QNxeuUE/edit?usp=sharing April 30, 2018 ETK Telecon update]
 
* [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1imIZ5Yf6Hw4FZPH9RklrKExlxkP3JQ-21o-8QNxeuUE/edit?usp=sharing April 30, 2018 ETK Telecon update]

Latest revision as of 10:20, 15 January 2020

Related Working Groups

Matter Codes Working Group: (link to Google Doc)

Team

Lead: Zach Etienne (Please contact if interested in joining!)

  • Shohreh Abdolrahimi (Cal Poly Pomona),
  • Ashok Choudhary (WVU),
  • Furqan Dar (Washington U. St Louis),
  • Zach Etienne (WVU),
  • Cunwei Fan (UIUC)
  • Francisco Guzman (Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo),
  • Bhavesh Khamesra (GA Tech),
  • Pablo Laguna (GA Tech)
  • Elias Most (Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies)
  • Christos Tzounis (Cal Poly Pomona)

Funding

  • NASA ATP ATP13-0077
  • WVU
  • NSF 1550551 (Grant provides funding for the Einstein Toolkit, on which IllinoisGRMHD depends)

Approval date

Approved in ET call on 2017-11-27.

Background

Over the past decade, the Illinois Numerical Relativity (ILNR) Group's dynamical spacetime GRMHD code has proven itself as one of the most robust and reliable tools for theoretical modeling of GRMHD phenomena. Despite the code's outstanding reputation, it was written "by experts and for experts" of the code, with a steep learning curve that would severely hinder community adoption if it were open-sourced.

IllinoisGRMHD is an open-source rewrite of the original closed-source GRMHD code of the ILNR Group, aimed at minimizing the learning curve, with the goal of facilitating community involvement in the code's development, as well as the minimization of human effort in generating new science. IllinoisGRMHD also saves computer time, generating roundoff-precision identical output to the original code on adaptive-mesh grids, but nearly twice as fast at scales of hundreds to thousands of processor cores.

Current Development Dec 12, 2019 Update

The latest IllinoisGRMHD development (largely driven by Leonardo Werneck) is taking place in two repositories:

  • IllinoisGRMHD with hybrid equation of state support (piecewise polytrope for cold part, plus Gamma-law for thermal part) is developed here. (One need only run all the Jupyter notebooks, which now document the code, to generate the data.)
  • A NRPy+-fied version of IllinoisGRMHD, with even better documentation is available here

Other Useful Links: Software Repositories, Telecons, & Minutes