Figure 8: Snapshots of the rest-mass density in the collision of fluid balls with boost factor 
(upper panels) and 
(lower panels) at the initial time, shortly after collision, at the time
corresponding to the formation of separate horizons in the 
case, and formation of a common
horizon (for 
) and at late time in the dispersion (
) or ringdown (
) phase.
Image reproduced with permission from [288], copyright by APS.
(upper panels) and (lower panels) at the initial time, shortly after collision, at the time
corresponding to the formation of separate horizons in the case, and formation of a common
horizon (for ) and at late time in the dispersion () or ringdown () phase.
Image reproduced with permission from [288], copyright by APS.Vitor Cardoso and Leonardo Gualtieri and Carlos Herdeiro and Ulrich Sperhake, "Exploring New Physics Frontiers Through Numerical
Relativity",
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