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Open-source research software developed or maintained by members of the group, together with bachelor's and master's theses completed within the Strong Gravity Group at UIB.

01 · Open source

Codes & Software

Numerical solvers, analysis pipelines and reusable research tools for black-hole perturbation theory, gravitational waves and strong-field gravity.

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Strong Gravity Group @ UIB

Browse the group's public repositories, numerical tools, examples and research software.

GitHub Open source Research software
QNMToolkit

QNMToolkit

A numerical toolkit for black-hole ringdown and quasinormal-mode excitation analysis. It combines a time-domain Regge–Wheeler solver with a notebook that extracts the quasinormal excitation coefficients from the resulting waveforms, as used in Shaping black hole resonances I.

Python Jupyter Ringdown
02 · Student work

Student Theses

Bachelor's and master's research carried out within the group, with links to the thesis, associated software and related publications whenever available.

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Master's theses

TFM · MSc theses
  • 2025

    Probing the Black Hole Ringdown through Numerical Perturbation Theory

    Alejandro Svyatkovskyy Kholyavka

  • 2024

    Lensed Gravitational Wave Ringdowns as a Probe of General Relativity

    Arnau Duran Mayol

    PDF pending
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Bachelor's theses

TFG · BSc theses
  • 2026

    Black Holes as Spectral Filters: Resonances and the Role of Initial Data

    Jose Antonio León Vega

  • 2025

    Impact of Non-Stationary Noise in Gravitational Wave Observatories

    Noah Moreno Bagur

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