Select a different report ... COS1: Cosmology and Structure Evolution with Wide-Field Optical and NIR Imaging Surveys COS2: Future wide-field massive spectroscopic surveys with 4m-telescopes COS3: Simulations of the formation of galaxies and larger structures COS4: Modelling Dark Energy and Modified Gravity CP1: Current Developments in Numerical astrophysics GAL1: 12 billion years of star formation and nuclear activity in galaxies - the submillimetre view GAL2: Diving into the outer halos of elliptical galaxies: clues to galaxy formation and evolution GAL3: The nature of satellite and dwarf galaxies GW1: Dawn of Gravitational Astronomy HE1: Extragalactic Transients HE2: The Gamma-ray/radio connection HE3: Multi-wavelength observations of compact objects HIS1: Kepler and his discoveries INS1: Evolution with ALMA - first science results on the cool universe INS2: The European Extremely Large Telescope INS3: First Science from SCUBA-2 INS4: LOFAR, the LOw Frequency ARray: Ongoing Developments and Early Results INS5: Radio to sub-millimeter technology developments for receiver arrays ISM1: Interstellar medium and star formation ISM2: Cosmic carbon ISM3: Massive Star Formation in the Milky Way MAG1: Magnetospheres throughout the Universe MAG2: Structure and Dynamics of Solar and Stellar Magnetic Fields MST1: Magnetic Reconnection in Space and Astrophysical Plasmas MST2: New exploration of the geomagnetic field: opportunities with the ESA SWARM mission MST3: Vertical Coupling through planetary atmospheres and ionospheres MST4: Recent results in MIST science MST5: Particle acceleration and transport at the Sun and in the heliosphere OUT1: Public Astronomy PL1: Small bodies in Our Solar System PL2: Exoplanets SP1: Interplanetary observations of the solar wind SP2: Solar coronal magnetic fields SP3: UKSP/MIST Missions Forum 2012 SP4: Solar Orbiter mission - How does the Sun createand control the heliosphere? SP5: Waves in the solar atmosphere SP6: Solar Physics General session STA1: Massive stars: From the Milky Way to beyond the Local Group STA2: Binary Stars: Duplicity is Everywhere OTH1: Other Topics - Posters ONLY NAM2012 - All Presentation Details NAM2012 - Summary List of All Posters NAM2012 - Full poster details

Session Organiser: Chris Wareing (University of Leeds, UK), Christer Sandin (AIP, Germany)

 

We invite contributions to this session focused on the development, testing and implementation of numerical schemes currently used in astrophysics, including but not limited to methods for particle dynamics, hydrodynamics, magneto-hydrodynamics, radiation transport and statistics. We particularly encourage submissions from early career researchers and graduate students, presenting latest developments to mature codes, or presenting new codes and the associated validations, or seeking guidance to overcome development issues. This will be a rare chance for the UK and German communities to present to each other and cross-fertilise new developments. We intend to have an invited review [Prof. S.A.E.G. Falle, Leeds, S2?: to be confirmed] followed by a number of either 10+2-minute or 12+3-minute short presentations, depending on the number of abstracts per session