HARM3D+NUC: A New Method for Simulating the Post-merger Phase of Binary Neutron Star Mergers with GRMHD, Tabulated EOS, and Neutrino Leakage
Ariadna Murguia-Berthier(University of California, Santa Cruz), Yosef Zlochower(Rochester Institute of Technology), Julian H. Krolik(Johns Hopkins University), Leonardo R. Werneck(West Virginia University), Z. B. Etienne(West Virginia University), Manuela Campanelli(Rochester Institute of Technology), Lorenzo Ennoggi(Rochester Institute of Technology), Luke F. Roberts(Michigan State University), Jeremy D. Schnittman(Goddard Space Flight Center), Jesús M. Rueda‐Becerril(Rochester Institute of Technology), Scott C. Noble(Goddard Space Flight Center), E. Ramírez-Ruiz(University of California, Santa Cruz), Federico Cipolletta, Trung Ha(Rochester Institute of Technology), Tim Moon(Rochester Institute of Technology), Mark Avara(Rochester Institute of Technology), Federico G. Lopez Armengol(Rochester Institute of Technology), Brendan Drachler(Rochester Institute of Technology), Bernard Kelly(Goddard Space Flight Center), Yossef Zenati(Space Telescope Science Institute), Bruno Giacomazzo(Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare, Trento Institute for Fundamental Physics And Applications), Joshua A. Faber(Rochester Institute of Technology), Ben Margalit(Columbia University), Michael Kolacki(Rochester Institute of Technology), Tanmayee Gupte(Rochester Institute of Technology), R. Ciolfi(Istituto di Astrofisica Spaziale e Fisica Cosmica di Bologna), R. O’Shaughnessy(The University of Tokyo), Grace Fiacco(Rochester Institute of Technology)
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