Ultrarelativistic fluid dynamics
David W. Neilsen, Matthew W. Choptuik

TL;DR
This paper introduces equations and a computational method for simulating ultrarelativistic fluid flows in critical gravitational collapse, focusing on spherically symmetric perfect fluids with specific equations of state.
Contribution
It presents the equations of motion and a high-resolution shock-capturing code for simulating relativistic fluid flows in critical collapse scenarios.
Findings
Development of a new simulation code for ultrarelativistic fluids.
Capability to model flows in critical solutions for Gamma <= 2.
Foundation for further analysis in subsequent papers.
Abstract
This is the first of two papers examining the critical collapse of spherically symmetric perfect fluids with the equation of state P = (Gamma -1)rho. Here we present the equations of motion and describe a computer code capable of simulating the extremely relativistic flows encountered in critical solutions for Gamma <= 2. The fluid equations are solved using a high-resolution shock-capturing scheme based on a linearized Riemann solver.
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