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Gravitational Waves from Inspiralling Compact Binaries: PN Waveforms and Resummed Extensions Bala R Iyer Raman Research Institute Bangalore, India 30 March 2002 Most Recent Review: Luc Blanchet, Living Reviews in Relativity, gr-qc 0202016


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Gravitational Waves from Inspiralling Compact Binaries: PN Waveforms and Resummed Extensions

Bala R Iyer Raman Research Institute Bangalore, India 30 March 2002 Most Recent Review: Luc Blanchet, Living Reviews in Relativity, gr-qc 0202016 Alessandra Buonanno, gr-qc 0203030

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Phasing Formula

t(vF) = tLSO + m

vLSO

vF

dv E′(v) F(v) , φ(vF) = φLSO + 2

vLSO

vF

dvv3 E′(v) F(v) .

Newtonian Waveform

a(t) = CM(πMF(t))2/3 , φ(t) = φc − 2 [(tc − t) 5M ]5/8, πMF(t) = [ 5M 256(tc − t)]3/8. Invariant Velocity v : v3 = πmF Chirp Mass : M = ν3/5m Total mass : m Symmetric mass ratio : ν

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GW from ICB

  • Computations of GW from ICB requires

control of 3 independent modules

  • 1. Motion: Given a binary system, iterate

EE to discuss Conservative motion of this system

  • 2. Generation: Given the motion of a bi-

nary on a fixed orbit (circular), iterate EE to compute Multipoles of the Grav Field and thus GW flux

  • 3. Radiation Reaction:

Given the flux of radiated energy (AM), use balance arguments to compute the effect on the

  • rbit
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MOTION

  • Status of PN EOM satisfactory

Agreement between different approaches and techniques

  • 2.5PN

Damour, Deruelle: Harmonic coords, Riesz regularisation Schafer : ADM, Hadamard partie finie Kopeijkin and Grischuk: Physical computation using self gravitating extended bodies Blanchet, Faye and Ponsot: Direct PN iteration, Matching Itoh, Futamase and Asada: Variant of surface integral approach of EIH

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  • 3PN

Jaranowski, Schafer and Damour: ADM coords, Hadamard regularisation, EOM has an arbitrary parameter ωstatic Blanchet, Faye and Andrade: Harmonic coords, (extended) Hadamard regularisation, EOM has an arbitrary parameter λ λ = − 3 11ωstatic − 1987 3080

  • The undetermined constant reflects

the incompleteness of the Hadamard regularisation

  • Hadamard regularisation does not satisfy

distributivity of products (FG)1 = (F)1(G)1. Violates Leibniz rule for differentiation of a product

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  • Dimensional Regularisation preserves the

gauge symmetry of perturbative GR underlying the link between Bianchi identities and EOM and hence respects ALL basic properties of algebraic and differential calculus of ordinary functions

  • Damour, Jaranowski and Schafer:

Dimensional regularisation gives ωstatic = 0 so that λ = −1987

3080 = −.645..

  • 3PN EOM and ALL conserved quantities

available for General Orbits

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WORK IN PROGRESS

  • Computation without regularisation:

Calculate 3PN EOM for extended bodies taking into account internal structure (pressure, density..) and then take its limit as ‘radius’ goes to zero. Compare with the point mass regularised result 2PN: Kopeijkin and Grischuk implemented this and showed effacement of internal structure 3PN: Can one determine λ??? Is this consistent with ωstatic = 0 (Blanchet, Esposito-Farese, Poujade)

  • Can one compute EOM in harmonic

coords using dimensional regularisation and determine λ?

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  • Upto now one has been discussing the

conservative motion of the binary

  • The radiative part of the EOM is available
  • nly upto leading order (2.5PN)
  • Deriving the full relative 3PN/3.5PN

radiation reaction ie absolute 5.5PN/6PN contributions is impossible with present technology

  • Thus we move to the second module
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GENERATION

  • Apply wave generation formula to compute

the work done by radiation reaction force i.e. total energy flux at null infinity Computation of Source multipole moments IL and JL Determination and control of Tails and non-linear effects relating source moments to Radiative moments

  • 2PN

Blanchet, Damour, BRI, Will and Wiseman BDI - Multipolar Post Minkowskian method, Hadamard/Riesz self-field regularisation WW - Direct Integration of Relaxed Ein- stein (DIRE) ; Epstein-Wagoner-Thorne + retarded integral

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  • Mathematical Equivalence of Both approaches

( Blanchet)

  • 3PN Instantaneous part

Blanchet, BRI, Joguet; Circular Orbits; Harmonic coords + Hadamard regularn of infinite self-field General orbits ( In Progress: Blanchet, BRI)

  • Hereditary part : Blanchet

Tails : 1.5PN, 2.5PN, 3.5PN Tails of Tails, (Tail)2 : 3PN

  • 3 undetermined constants in the the Mass

Quadrupole combine to a single undetermined constant θ in GW Luminosity in addition to the λ coming from EOM

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DETERMINATION of θ??

  • Can θ be computed by an Extended Body

Computation?? ( Blanchet, BRI..)

  • Can we formulate the wave generation in

ADM coords?? 2PN , Tails, ????

  • Can self-fields in harmonic coordinates be

controlled by the Dimensional Regularn in the generation problem?? Need to first discuss EOM in Harmonic coordinates with Dimensional Regularn Setting up the entire MPM generation formalism in d dimensions seems non-trivial Rotation group in higher dimensions, Propagator in higher dimensions, Backscattering/Tails.. Can one be smart enough to apply Dimensional regularisation only where required without setting up the whole edifice???

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h+,× = 2Gmη c2

0r

  • Gmω

c3

2/3

H(0)

+,× + x1/2H(1/2) +,×

+ xH(1)

+,× + x3/2H(3/2) +,×

+ x2H(2)

+,×

  • H(0)

+

= −(1 + c2) cos 2ψ , H(1/2)

+

= − s 8 δm m

  • (5 + c2) cos ψ − 9(1 + c2) cos 3ψ

, H(1)

+

= 1 6

  • (19 + 9c2 − 2c4) − η(19 − 11c2 − 6c4)

cos 2ψ − 4 3s2(1 + c2)(1 − 3η) cos 4ψ , H(3/2)

+

= s 192 δm m

  • (57 + 60c2 − c4) − 2η(49 − 12c2 − c4)

cos ψ − 27 2

  • (73 + 40c2 − 9c4) − 2η(25 − 8c2 − 9c4)

cos 3ψ + 625 2 (1 − 2η)s2(1 + c2) cos 5ψ − 2π(1 + c2) cos 2ψ , H(2)

+

= 1 120

  • (22 + 396c2 + 145c4 − 5c6) +

+ 5 3η(706 − 216c2 − 251c4 + 15c6) −5η2(98 − 108c2 + 7c4 + 5c6) cos 2ψ + 2 15s2 (59 + 35c2 − 8c4) − 5 3η(131 + 59c2 − 24c4) +5η2(21 − 3c2 − 8c4) cos 4ψ −81 40(1 − 5η + 5η2)s4(1 + c2) cos 6ψ + s 40 δm m

  • 11 + 7c2 + 10(5 + c2) ln 2

sin ψ − 5π(5 + c2) cos ψ −27 7 − 10 ln(3/2) (1 + c2) sin 3ψ + 135π(1 + c2) cos 3ψ , ψ = φ − 2Gmω c3 ln

ω

ω0

  • ,
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Θ = c3

5Gm(tc − t) , φ(t) = φc − 1 η

  • Θ5/8 +

3715

8064 + 55 96η

  • Θ3/8 − 3π

4 Θ1/4 +

9275495

14450688 + 284875 258048η + 1855 2048η2 Θ1/8 , ω(t) = c3 8Gm

  • Θ−3/8 +

743

2688 + 11 32η

  • Θ−5/8 − 3π

10Θ−3/4 +

1855099

14450688 + 56975 258048η + 371 2048η2 Θ−7/8 Blanchet, Damour, BRI, Will, Wiseman

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E = −µc2γ 2

  • 1 +
  • −7

4 + 1 4ν

  • γ +

+

  • −7

8 + 49 8 ν + 1 8ν2 γ2 + +

  • −235

64 + + [106301 6720 − 123 64 π2 + 22 3 ln( r r′ ) − 22 3 λ]ν + + 27 32ν2 + 5 64ν3 γ3 . E = −µc2x 2

  • 1 +
  • −3

4 − 1 12ν

  • x +

+

  • −27

8 + 19 8 ν − 1 24ν2

  • x2 +

+

  • −675

64 +

209323

4032 − 205 96 π2 − 110 9 λ

  • ν −

− 155 96 ν2 − 35 5184ν3 x3 . Etest = µc2 (1 − 2x)(1 − 3x)−1/2 − 1

  • Blanchet, Faye, (Andrade)
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L = 32c5 5G γ5ν2 1 +

  • −2927

336 − 5 4ν

  • γ + 4πγ3/2 +

293383

9072 + 380 9 ν

  • γ2

+

  • −25663

672 − 109 8 ν

  • πγ5/2

+

  • 129386791

7761600 + 16π2 3 − 1712 105 C − 856 105 ln(16γ) +

  • −332051

720 + 110 3 ln

r

r′0

  • + 123π2

64 + 44λ − 88 3 θ

  • ν − 383

9 ν2

  • γ3

+

90205

576 + 3772673 12096 ν + 32147 3024 ν2 πγ7/2 + O(γ4)

  • L

= 32c5 5G x5ν2 1 +

  • −1247

336 − 35 12ν

  • x + 4πx3/2

+

  • −44711

9072 + 9271 504 ν + 65 18ν2 x2 +

  • −8191

672 − 535 24 ν

  • πx5/2

+

  • 6643739519

69854400 + 16π2 3 − 1712 105 C − 856 105 ln(16x) +

  • −11497453

272160 + 41π2 48 + 176 9 λ − 88 3 θ

  • ν − 94403

3024 ν2 − 775 324ν3

  • x3

+

  • −16285

504 + 176419 1512 ν + 19897 378 ν2 πx7/2 + O(x4)

  • Blanchet, BRI, Joguet
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NONLINEAR EFFECTS

  • The 1.5PN term is the Tail term. In

addition to the (instantaneous) Linear wave emitted at retarded time, we have the (hereditary) Tail wave emitted in the past and scattered off the static (Schwarzschild) gravitational field. This is important for compact binaries.

  • The 2.5PN term is the Nonlinear Memory
  • term. It is the gravitational radiation from

the linear gravitions. It has poor

  • bservational consequences.
  • Upto this order the Instantaneous and

Hereditary terms remain disjoint. No longer true at 3PN order

  • At 3PN we have the Tail of Tails and the

(Tail)2 terms. This is important for CB.

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ECCENTRIC BINARIES

  • Will and Wiseman, Gopakumar and BRI

2PN Energy Flux, Waveform

  • Gopakumar and BRI

AM Flux, Evolution of orbital elements, GW polarisations without inspiral but 2PN accurate periastron precession

  • GW polarisations with RR

( In progress: Damour, Gopakumar, BRI)

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RADIATION REACTION

  • We assume a energy balance equation

dE dt = L

  • Though physically obvious, no general proof

from first principles of GR of the correct- ness of the above balance eqn beyond 1PN/1.5PN

  • Blanchet, Faye, BRI, Joguet

3.5PN GW Phasing

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Contributions to the accumulated number N = 1

π(φISCO−

φseismic) of gravitational-wave cycles. Frequency enter- ing the bandwidth is fseismic = 10 Hz; terminal frequency is assumed to be at the Schwarzschild innermost stable circular orbit fISCO =

c3 63/2πGm. The 3PN term depends on

the unknown parameter ˆ θ = θ − 7

3λ (we have ˆ

θ = θ + 1987

1320

using the value of λ following from ωstatic = 0). A B C Newtonian 16031 3576 602 1PN 441 213 59 1.5PN −211 −181 −51 2PN 9.9 9.8 4.1 2.5PN −12.2 −20.4 −7.5 3PN 2.5+0.5 ˆ θ 2.2+0.4 ˆ θ 2.1+0.4 ˆ θ 3.5PN −1.0 −1.9 −0.9 A≡ 2 × 1.4M⊙ B≡ 10M⊙ + 1.4M⊙ C≡ 2 × 10M⊙

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Why go beyond Taylor approximants

  • Standard PN expansion is very slowly and

poorly convergent

  • The convergence may be improved by

Resummation methods like Pad´ e approxts

  • Effective one body method is a very

efficient way to investigate the conservative motion of the binary

  • The early inspiral is well modelled by the

adiabatic approximation

  • Need to go beyond adiabatic approximation

since the PN parameter is not small near the LSO

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  • E,e, j, methods to locate LSO cannot be

used beyond the adiabatic approximation

  • A combination of Resummation methods

and EOB is necessary to go beyond the adiabatic approximation and extend the validity of PN expansions. Allows one to discuss late inspiral, plunge and subsequent merger

  • Buonanno - Damour: Transition between

inspiral and plunge gradual. Location of LSO unimportant. Precise evaluation of RR more important. EOB least sensitive to 3PN coefficients.

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  • EOB condenses essential information of

dynamics in one fn: the radial potential A(r) = 1 − (2)u + (2ν)u3 + a4(ν)u4 + · · · u ∼ Gm r

  • Most of the gauge related complications of

2 body EOM get absorbed in the mapping between 2 body → EOB

  • Mapping preserves adiabatic invariants
  • GWDA using 3PN EOB and sensitivity of

the overlaps to flexibility parameters and 3PN unknown parameters ( Damour, BRI, Jaranowski and Sathyaprakash

  • In Progress)
  • Though 3PN non-resummed good upto LSO,

it may not be good enough to discuss plunge to coalescense

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  • In spinning case, a ‘deformed Kerr’

captures all SO and most SS

  • Applies to arbitrary S1 and S2 orientation
  • Also in the spinning case Non-resummed

results not as good as the EOB

  • Spinning EOB implies that spin effects are

small since there is a cancellation of energy increase by spin KE by energy decrease due to SO