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Users of Kranc

Codes built with Kranc have been used in 16 publications, mostly in the area of Numerical Relativity for simulating black holes.

Some Kranc-based codes are:

• the Penn State/Georgia Tech Einstein equation code for 3D binary black hole simulations;
• McLachlan - the 3D Einstein equation code in the Einstein Toolkit (free software);
• WeylScal4 - the gravitational wave code in the Einstein Toolkit (free software).

Kranc is also used for experiments with vectorisation in the Blue Waters project.

Kranc has been used at

• the Numerical Relativity group of the Albert Einstein Institute;
• the Center for Computation and Technology at Louisiana State University;
• the Applied Mathematics Department of the University of Southampton;
• the Center for Gravitational Wave Physics at Pennsylvania State University;
• the Center for Relativistic Astrophysics at Georgia Institute of Technology
• the Relativity and Gravitation group at the University of the Balearic Islands;