Those who do want to follow the SpinDynamica content of the lectures in real time need to do the following:

1. Install Mathematica version 14.2 on your own laptop. This will require a license from your institution. Since the internet connection at Asilomar is somewhat unreliable, this license should be “stand-alone” and not require an internet connection for authentication.
2. Download SpinDynamica 3.10.1 from here: https://www.spindynamica.soton.ac.uk/. The download generates a folder containing a SpinDynamica folder, and a Documentation folder. 
3. Follow the installation instructions in the first file in the downloaded Documentation folder, or from the SpinDynamica website. Note that this is a multistep process: (i) create a Mathematica notebook, containing an instruction to append the SpinDynamica directory path to the variable $Path (this may also be included in a Mathematica Autoload folder, so that it is done automatically, each time Mathematica starts); (ii) start the Mathematica kernel and execute the code in (i) above; (iii) execute the line Needs[“SpinDynamica`”] to load the SpinDynamica code; (iv) test SpinDynamica by executing the examples in the Documentation folder. All steps above are documented with examples on the SpinDynamica website, and in the Documentation folder.
4. Download the SpinDynamica notebooks for the lecture sessions, which will appear here before the conference starts.