Nihar Gupte
@nihar-gupte.bsky.social
PhD student at the Max Planck for Gravitational Physics in Potsdam and University of Maryland. Working on ML for Gravitational waves and astrophysical populations.
Trying to summarize that papers I read
Trying to summarize that papers I read
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For those with an artistic streak, #GR24Amaldi16 will be hosting an art science exhibition.
We welcome submissions inspired by the themes of the meeting (gravity, cosmology, black holes, gravitational waves, astrophysics). Anyone can submit!
uofgravity.github.io/amaldi-art/
🧪🔭🐚
We welcome submissions inspired by the themes of the meeting (gravity, cosmology, black holes, gravitational waves, astrophysics). Anyone can submit!
uofgravity.github.io/amaldi-art/
🧪🔭🐚
Amaldi Art Show
uofgravity.github.io
May 1, 2025 at 1:32 PM
For those with an artistic streak, #GR24Amaldi16 will be hosting an art science exhibition.
We welcome submissions inspired by the themes of the meeting (gravity, cosmology, black holes, gravitational waves, astrophysics). Anyone can submit!
uofgravity.github.io/amaldi-art/
🧪🔭🐚
We welcome submissions inspired by the themes of the meeting (gravity, cosmology, black holes, gravitational waves, astrophysics). Anyone can submit!
uofgravity.github.io/amaldi-art/
🧪🔭🐚
This will help inform astronomers who want point their electromagnetic telescopes towards the merger! You can read the full paper here: www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Real-time inference for binary neutron star mergers using machine learning - Nature
Analysis of gravitational waves from merging binary neutron stars was accelerated using machine learning, enabling full low-latency parameter estimation and enhancing the potential for multi-messenger...
www.nature.com
March 22, 2025 at 10:52 AM
This will help inform astronomers who want point their electromagnetic telescopes towards the merger! You can read the full paper here: www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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...so is it time to throw a funeral for LCDM? That depends on who you ask 😂. It's certainly a sign that DESI's DR1 results were not a statistical fluke. Even if LCDM prevails, SOMETHING is weird and that's a great sign that we're learning something new.
March 20, 2025 at 1:06 AM
...so is it time to throw a funeral for LCDM? That depends on who you ask 😂. It's certainly a sign that DESI's DR1 results were not a statistical fluke. Even if LCDM prevails, SOMETHING is weird and that's a great sign that we're learning something new.
It's times like this when I sometimes regret working in GWs. I love the science we do, but as noted by 2019 Nobel Laureate Michel Mayor: "We can learn much from our discoveries of distant worlds, but, we cannot travel to them". Maybe there's a balance to be found.
11/11
11/11
January 8, 2025 at 9:58 AM
It's times like this when I sometimes regret working in GWs. I love the science we do, but as noted by 2019 Nobel Laureate Michel Mayor: "We can learn much from our discoveries of distant worlds, but, we cannot travel to them". Maybe there's a balance to be found.
11/11
11/11
The other issue you may notice based on the other triggers is that the FAR is quite high, which was addressed in some of the more recent project developments in which I was not so involved. It's a great group of people working there though.
10/11
10/11
January 8, 2025 at 9:58 AM
The other issue you may notice based on the other triggers is that the FAR is quite high, which was addressed in some of the more recent project developments in which I was not so involved. It's a great group of people working there though.
10/11
10/11
We unfortunately caught this fire right around the time it started, ideally we would want to catch it hours or days earlier thereby preventing it. In some cases, this happens, but depending on the cause of the fire this isn't always possible.
9/11
9/11
January 8, 2025 at 9:58 AM
We unfortunately caught this fire right around the time it started, ideally we would want to catch it hours or days earlier thereby preventing it. In some cases, this happens, but depending on the cause of the fire this isn't always possible.
9/11
9/11