Obtaining a terrain-corrected gravity disturbance from two spherical harmonics models, using pyshtools. Prepared as a Binder-ready notebook.
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Python script and jupyter notebook to visualize micro, weak, and strong gravitational lensing. Script can also take an input image file (jpg, png, etc) and output an image depicting the gravitationally lensed version of the input
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This repository contains the Wolfram Mathematica notebooks I developed during the research for my Diploma Thesis at the School of Physics, Faculty of Sciences, A.U.Th. The Diploma Thesis is a part of a broader research, which can be found at arXiv 2105.11935. My Diploma Thesis is provided as a supplement attached to this repository.
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A repository of Mathematica notebooks useful in a report of mine: "A beginner's guide of weak gravity conjecture"
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