A composite image generated from IllustrisTNG simulation data with the visualization tool available at https://www.tng-project.org/data/vis/.
An illustration of the Probabilistic Cellular Automata algorithm presented by Vukotić & Ćirković (2012).
Numerical astrophysics is a field that uses numerical methods and algorithms to study and model the behavior of astronomical objects and phenomena. It has emerged as a dominant method to bridge the gap between vast amounts of observational data and theoretical models. Applying numerical methods and algorithms allows for more detailed studies and interpretations of observational data, and improvement of theoretical models.
The group “Numerical simulations and big data” is focused on the following topics:
- Formation, evolution, and interactions of galaxies
- Formation, growth, and mergers of central supermassive black holes
- Astrobiology in the broadest philosophical sense
- Habitability of galaxies in a cosmological context and galactic habitable zones
Group members:
- Ana Mitrašinović, PhD (PI), research associate
- Milan Ćirković, PhD, principal research fellow
- Branislav Vukotić, PhD, principal research fellow
- Miroslav Mićić, PhD, senior research associate
- Majda Smole, PhD, research associate
- Neda Stojković, research assistant
- Sara Savić, junior research assistant
- Teodora Žižak, junior research assistant
- Marko Grozdanović, technical associate
