Articles in Max Planck Yearbooks

Read articles by AEI scientists in the Max Planck Society's Yearbook.

The Yearbook of the Max Planck Society (in German; titles and abstracts available in English) renders account on the scientific research performed at the Max Planck Institutes. The Yearbook includes scientific research reports from all the Max Planck facilities, the scientific presentations held at the General Meeting, as well as a bibliographic database of all the scientific publications of the Max Planck Society published during the previous year. The yearbook is only available in digital form.

Max Planck Yearbook 2023

Looking at gravitational waves through Einstein's lenses

Miguel Zumalacárregui

Max Planck Yearbook 2022

Observing gravitational waves in space: LISA on the home stretch

Karsten Danzmann, Gerhard Heinzel, Martin Hewitson, Benjamin Knispel, Guido Müller, Jens Reiche

Max Planck Yearbook 2021

A complex systems perspective on fundamental interactions

Michal P. Heller

Max Planck Yearbook 2020

Einstein@Home discovers black widow pulsar

L. Nieder

Max Planck Yearbook 2019

Multi-messenger astronomy and numerical relativity

M. Shibata

Max Planck Yearbook 2018

Climate research with gravitational-wave technology

G. Heinzel

Max Planck Yearbook 2017

The first observation of gravitational waves from merging neutron stars

T. Dietrich

Max Planck Yearbook 2016

Quantum gravity and unification

H. Nicolai

The discovery of the first gravitational-wave signal

M. Drago, A. Lundgren

Max Planck Yearbook 2015

LISA Pathfinder paves the way for the detection of gravitational waves in space

J. Reiche, M. Hewitson, H.-G. Grothues, B. Knispel, K. Danzmann

Stable or not stable? A spacetime on the test bench

M. Maliborski, C. Schell

Max Planck Yearbook 2014

10+16 dimensional superspace as a building kit for scattering amplitudes

O. Schlotterer

Short gamma-ray bursts and the strongest magnetic fields in the Universe

D. Siegel

Max Planck Yearbook 2013

From here to infinity on a single computer

O. Rinne

Developments in gravitational wave searches for binary systems

B. Krishnan

Max Planck Yearbook 2012

Fishing for gravitational waves

S. Babak, M. Jasiulek, B. F. Schutz

Gravitational wave astronomy: observing the dark side of the Universe

H. Lück

Max Planck Yearbook 2011

Inflation and cycles in the multiverse

J.-L. Lehners

Discovery of new gamma-ray pulsars with innovative analysis method used in gravitational-wave astronomy

H. J. Pletsch

Max Planck Yearbook 2010

How stable are Black Holes?

L. Andersson

Innovation quantum metrology: squeezed light for the gravitational wave detector GEO600

H. Vahlbruch

Max Planck Yearbook 2009

Listening to the Universe with gravitational waves

P. Amaro-Seoane

Geometry of the expanding Universe

F. P. Schuller

Max Planck Yearbook 2008

Relativistic Figures of Equilibrium: Mathematical Models of Rotating Fluid Bodies in Gravitational Theory

M. Ansorg

Searching gravitational waves with one of the world's fastest super computers

H. Fehrmann, C. Aulbert

Max Planck Yearbook 2007

How many dimensions has our world?

S. Theisen, M. Pössel

Searching for Gravitational Waves with the Most Sensitive Detectors of All Time

J. T. Whelan

Max Planck Yearbook 2006

Spaceborne gravitational wave detection: LISA and LISA Pathfinder

A. F. García Marín

An icon of cosmology and its mathematical background

A. D. Rendall

Max Planck Yearbook 2005

New symmetry structures of string theory

A. Kleinschmidt

From the death of a star to the birth of a black hole: numerical solutions of the Einstein equations

L. Rezzolla, L. Baiotti, C. D. Ott, D. Pollney

Max Planck Yearbook 2004

On Curvature, Heat, and Canonical Geometries - the Yamabe Flow as an example of efficiently applying Geometric Evolution Equations in Mathematics

M. Grüneberg

Innovative Optics for Gravitational Wave Astronomy

M. Heurs

Max Planck Yearbook 2003

First upper limits for gravitational waves from rotating neutron stars - analysis of the first scientific data run from GEO600

C. Aulbert

Integrable Super-Spinchains and Rotating Superstrings

M. Staudacher