Stargazing Where to find more material about LORENE software?

[Leonardo Machado]

TL;DR Summary

Besides the documentation on the web page https://lorene.obspm.fr/ where can I found more information about the software?

Unlike Einstein Toolkit, which is a pretty alive community, LORENE users seems to be hidden somewhere. I cannot found much information about this software anywhere in format of tutorials. I'm having problems to compile codes with make use of LORENE libraries because of the reduced amount of information they apparently have.

Does anyone know of a series of videos in some numerical relativity congress around the world in which they teach how to effectively the code? Or any tutorials which are not only documentation?

 

[jedishrfu]

A quick google search got me these refs:

https://www.swmath.org/software/9576

https://lorene.obspm.fr/

and a tutorial:

https://sites.google.com/view/surendrapadamata/resources/my-tutorials

(couldn't find or open the above tutorial and suspect its not yet written or uploaded)

https://lorene.obspm.fr/school/wednesday.pdf

has a bunch of slides that hint at what is used for what.

Downloading Lorene:

https://lorene.obspm.fr/download.html

This software is apparently maintained by one person since its inception in 2001 hence the apparent lack of tutorials. I looked for a github fork of it but couldn't locate one. I was hoping that there was a directory of examples that I could view.

It seems the only way you'll be able to work with this code is to dowload it via cvs follwoing the instructions in the last link above and hope there is an examples directory and maybe even a tutorial from the author.