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from 28 November 2022 to 2 December 2022 (Europe/Warsaw)
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Astrophysics and GW Detectors
Place
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Address: ONLINE
Room: ONLINE
Date:
2 Dec 14:30 - 19:00
Description
Gravitational Waves from Astrophysical Sources and GW Detectors
Conveners
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- Dr. de Muia, Francesco
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Astrophysics and GW Detectors
Gravitational waves have offered us a whole new way of looking at our Universe. So far, we have seen them in the ~10-100 Hz range, and there are hints that we might soon see them in the nanohertz regime. However, there are parts of the frequency space that are currently not covered by any future or planned observations. I will explain how we can use upcoming photometric surveys to bridge the gaps
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Presented by Kris PARDO
on
02/12/2022
at
15:30
Session:
Astrophysics and GW Detectors
The Peters formula, which tells how the coalescence time of a binary system emitting gravitational radiation is determined by the initial size and shape of the elliptic orbit, is often used in estimating the merger rate of primordial black holes and the gravitational wave background from the mergers. Valid as it is in some interesting scenarios, such as the analysis of the LIGO-Virgo events, the P
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Presented by Heling DENG
on
02/12/2022
at
16:00
Session:
Astrophysics and GW Detectors
I will discuss how specially designed SRF cavities can have enhanced sensitivity to axions and gravitational waves for frequencies below GHz. The projected sensitivity of a futuristic apparatus covers the QCD line over two decades of axion dark matter mass and new parameter space all the way down to the fuzzy dark matter limit. Additionally, the same concept with a different geometry has the poten
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Presented by Raffaele-Tito D'AGNOLO
on
02/12/2022
at
14:00
Session:
Astrophysics and GW Detectors
The first seven years of direct gravitational wave detection have had a huge impact not only on astrophysics, but also on cosmology and fundamental physics. We’ll start by reviewing some ways cosmologically-motivated departures from GR can affect gravitational wave propagation. Then I’ll present some constraints from current data and forecasts for future detectors using these methods. In parti
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Presented by Tessa BAKER
on
02/12/2022
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14:30
