3D GRMHD collapsar simulations initialized with toroidal fields demonstrate that an accretion-disk dynamo generates poloidal fields and launches variable, wobbling jets with LGRB-comparable power.
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Hadronic pp collisions dominate pair loading via pion cascades in magnetar-like outflows from neutron star mergers, channeling magnetic energy into e± and seeding neutrinos up to ~300 MeV.
A Kokkos-based C++ port of the SACRA numerical relativity code achieves ~10x speedup on GPU/APU over the Fortran CPU version while preserving waveform accuracy, pi-symmetry, and second-order convergence.
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Jets from Scratch: A 3D Dynamo Origin of Long Gamma-Ray Burst Jets
3D GRMHD collapsar simulations initialized with toroidal fields demonstrate that an accretion-disk dynamo generates poloidal fields and launches variable, wobbling jets with LGRB-comparable power.
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Non-LTE Ionization Modeling for Helium and Strontium in Neutron Star Merger Ejecta
Non-LTE models for He and Sr in kilonova ejecta show that ~1% He or 1-10% Sr can reproduce the 1μm absorption feature in AT2017gfo, implying low-Ye, low-entropy r-process conditions.
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Hadronic Processes, Plasma Evolution and Neutrino Emission in Magnetic Towers of Neutron-Star Merger Remnants
Hadronic pp collisions dominate pair loading via pion cascades in magnetar-like outflows from neutron star mergers, channeling magnetic energy into e± and seeding neutrinos up to ~300 MeV.
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SACRA-K: A Performance-Portable Numerical Relativity Code with Kokkos
A Kokkos-based C++ port of the SACRA numerical relativity code achieves ~10x speedup on GPU/APU over the Fortran CPU version while preserving waveform accuracy, pi-symmetry, and second-order convergence.