Multi-Oscillating Boson Stars - IPAM at UCLA

This course covers the topic of multi-oscillating boson stars in the context of general-relativistic physics. The learning outcomes include understanding the concept of boson stars, their oscillation frequencies, and the potential infinite number of incommensurate frequencies they can exhibit. The course teaches skills in analyzing and calculating two-frequency states of boson stars and comparing them with single-frequency stars. The teaching method involves a presentation by the instructor, including explicit calculations and discussions on the similarities and differences between different configurations of boson stars. The intended audience for this course includes individuals interested in mathematical and numerical aspects of gravitation, particularly in the field of general relativity and complex scalar fields.