Products
Software and data
The project's results are its code and its data products as much as its papers. Everything the project builds is released publicly.
Codes and releases
Below are the main software packages developed by the project, as well as minor releases accompanying individual publications. GLoW is public and maintained, the inference models built on it are still in development, and the per-paper releases are frozen at the version that produced a given result. Each has a page of its own.
GLoW
Wave optics for a general lens: the amplification factor, fast enough to run inside parameter estimation.
DINGO for lensed signals
Simulation-based inference for lensed signals, where the cost moves into training and each event is then analysed in seconds.
GLoW
Companion code and archived data that reproduce the results of individual papers.
Release plans
Each page in this section lists resources that are already public. As the project progresses we will include the following:
- Software developed by the project is intended for public release, once it has been validated and used for a first scientific result.
- Analyses aim to use publicly available catalogs, so that others can reproduce them independently.
- Constraints on dark-matter objects are intended for the community repository of extended-object limits.
- Likelihoods for gravitational-wave propagation are intended to be usable with Einstein–Boltzmann solvers.
GLOW and GLoW
GLOW, all capitals, is this ERC project. GLoW, with a lowercase “o”, is the wave-optics lensing code. The code predates the grant and has its own authors and its own citation. The project extends it. The distinction matters when citing either one, and it is why the code's page is at glow-code.html: a URL cannot carry a lowercase letter as a load-bearing difference.