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Numerical Observations of Simulated Universes: Progress and Challenges

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I discuss recent progress in high resolution numerical cosmological simulations, reviewing the computational algorithms used with special emphasis on multiphysics simulations and adaptive multi-resolution techniques. Progress will be highlighted by several applications of the structured adaptive mesh refinement code ENZO to galaxy and X-ray cluster formation. I conclude by discussing the notion of Numerical Observatories on the Web by way of a working prototype.

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Anthony J. Banday Saleem Zaroubi Matthias Bartelmann

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Norman, M. Numerical Observations of Simulated Universes: Progress and Challenges. In: Banday, A.J., Zaroubi, S., Bartelmann, M. (eds) Mining the Sky. ESO ASTROPHYSICS SYMPOSIA. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/10849171_6

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