Evolving black hole-neutron star binaries in general relativity using pseudospectral and finite difference methods

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics – General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology

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15 pages, 16 figures, added references

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10.1103/PhysRevD.78.104015

We present a code for solving the coupled Einstein-hydrodynamics equations to evolve relativistic, self-gravitating fluids. The Einstein field equations are solved in generalized harmonic coordinates on one grid using pseudospectral methods, while the fluids are evolved on another grid using shock-capturing finite difference or finite volume techniques. We show that the code accurately evolves equilibrium stars and accretion flows. Then we simulate an equal-mass nonspinning black hole-neutron star binary, evolving through the final four orbits of inspiral, through the merger, to the final stationary black hole. The gravitational waveform can be reliably extracted from the simulation.

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