Publications

Publications (incl. preprints) in reverse chronological order. Additional bibliographic data can be found on Google Scholar, preprint versions of most of the articles are available on arXiv.

2024

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    Geometric Deep Learning as an Enabler for Data Consistency and Interoperability in Manufacturing
    SSRN:4871779, 2024
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    Quantitative phase mixing for Hamiltonians with trapping
    Mahir HadžićGerhard ReinMatthew Schrecker, and Christopher Straub
    arXiv:2405.17153, 2024
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    Numerical experiments on stationary, oscillating, and damped spherical galaxy models
    Christopher Straub
    Phys. D: Nonlinear Phenom., 2024
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    EVStabilityNet: predicting the stability of star clusters in general relativity
    Christopher Straub, and Sebastian Wolfschmidt
    Classical Quantum Gravity, 2024
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    Pulsating Galaxies
    Christopher Straub
    Doctoral thesis , 2024

2023

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    Damping versus oscillations for a gravitational Vlasov-Poisson system
    Mahir HadžićGerhard ReinMatthew Schrecker, and Christopher Straub
    arXiv:2301.07662, 2023

2022

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    A Birman-Schwinger principle in General Relativity: Linearly stable shells of collisionless matter surrounding a black hole
    Sebastian GüntherGerhard Rein, and Christopher Straub
    arXiv:2204.10620, 2022
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    On the Existence of Linearly Oscillating Galaxies
    Mahir HadžićGerhard Rein, and Christopher Straub
    Arch. Ration. Mech. Anal., 2022

2021

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    Collisionless Equilibria in General Relativity: Stable Configurations beyond the First Binding Energy Maximum
    Sebastian GüntherChristopher Straub, and Gerhard Rein
    Astrophys. J., 2021
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    A numerical stability analysis for the Einstein–Vlasov system
    Classical Quantum Gravity. Videos of some of the simulations can be found here. , 2021

2020

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    On the transport operators arising from linearizing the Vlasov-Poisson or Einstein-Vlasov system about isotropic steady states
    Gerhard Rein, and Christopher Straub
    Kinet. Relat. Models, 2020

2019

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    Stability of the King model – a coercivity-based approach
    Christopher Straub
    Master’s thesis , 2019