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How accurate is Spectral Einstein Code (SpEC)? And what limits its accuracy?
The improved sensitivity of upcoming gravitational-wave detectors will require correspondingly more accurate binary black hole (BBH) simulations. Given the high cost of such simulations, it is essential to understand their sources of error and use computational resources efficiently. We study source
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