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GW astronomy in 2030 Eric Chassande-Mottjn CNRS/IN2P3 AstroPartjcule et Cosmologie Sep 23, 2019 Theseus-France workshop 2019 1 GW astronomy today 2015-2017: two observing runs 10 binary black hole (BBH) mergers 1 binary neutron


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GW astronomy in 2030

Eric Chassande-Mottjn

CNRS/IN2P3 AstroPartjcule et Cosmologie

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GW astronomy today

  • 2015-2017: two observing runs
  • 10 binary black hole (BBH) mergers
  • 1 binary neutron star (BNS) merger

https://www.gw-openscience.org/catalog

  • Advanced LIGO and Virgo observing
  • Stable operatjon (~70 %) since April 1st 2019
  • 36 GW alerts – 7 retractjons
  • 21 events classifjed as BBH, 4 as BNS and

2 events as NS-BH

  • No electromagnetjc counterpart

detected so far

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Retracted

~ 1 alert/week

Binary neutron star Binary black hole Neutron star-black hole

htups:/ /arxiv.org/abs/1304.0670

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GW astronomy in 2025

  • Five large-scale detectors in operatjon
  • Best BNS range ~ 300 Mpc – Horizon z ~ 0.15
  • ~3 x current sensitjvity

rough extrapolatjon from 03 → ~4 events/day (!)

  • O(100) BBH and O(10) BNS per year

[rates will be revised afuer O3]

adV+ A+ A+ Kagra+

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GW astronomy in 2025

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GW astronomy in 2032

  • Transitjon from 2.5G to 3G detectors
  • Final objectjve: 10 x (or more) increase wrt 2G
  • BNS range z ~ 1, BBH z ~ 10
  • LISA space-mission close to launch pad
  • GW in the mHz range
  • Now in phase A
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GW sensitjvity over 3 decades

Initjal

2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030

Advanced 3rd generatjon

2035

2.5G z ~ 0.2

+ 20 % / yr or x ~2 every 4 yrs x ~10 in 15 yrs

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3rd generatjon of GW detectors

  • In the major roadmaps for large infrastructures
  • In the US: Astro2020 decadal survey
  • In Europe: European Strategy for Partjcle Physics (ESPP)

and European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI)

  • Lagging behind at natjonal level in France
  • Prospectjves IN2P3 and INSU
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3rd generatjon of GW detectors

htups:/ /gwic.ligo.org/3Gsubcomm

Internatjonal coordinatjon (US, EU, AU) Scientjfjc program – 5 main targets

  • Extreme gravity – Physics of black holes
  • Extreme matu

tuer

  • Reach current observatj

tjonal limits

  • Observe stellar-mass binary black holes throughout the

universe

  • Cosmology, early universe and dark sector

Underline the importance of a 3rd instrument in the southern hemisphere or Asia

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2.5G and 3G detector concepts

  • Voyager: use LIGO infrastructure, heavy

test masses, cryo

  • OzHF: km size, heavy test masses, > 1 kHz
  • Cosmic Explorer: 40 km, L-shaped
  • Einstein Telescope: underground, 10 km,

triangular, xylophone design ‘hot’ (high laser pow) + ‘cold’ (cryo, low pow) Difgerent levels of maturity

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Einstein telescope

  • 2010 Conceptual study
  • 2018 ET collaboratjon

Site qualifjcatjon

  • 2019 “light” TDR (in progress)
  • 2022 Site selectjon
  • 2023 Technical design
  • 2025 Work on infrastruc.

begins

  • 2032+: Installatjon,

commissioning, operatjon Enatuos, IT Limburg, NL

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Compact binaries in the 3G era (1)

3G detectors LISA sub Msun to ~1000 Msun

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> 105 BNS/yr → + 1 BNS every 5 mins ~50 % of all BNS mergers 106 BBH/yr → 1 BBH every 30 sec ~90 % of all BBH mergers

Compact binaries in the 3G era (2)

Baibhav et al, arxiv:1906.04197 Prop to SFR

ET & CE

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Neutron star binaries in the 3G era (1)

  • A small fractjon of very bright “nearby” sources
  • O(10)/yr BNS at 400 Mpc with SNR ~ 100-140

GW170817 observed with 3G: SNR ~ 1000-1400 (!)

  • Allow for detailed tests of pre- and post- merger signal
  • NS tjdal deformability and nature of remnant
  • Allow for early detectj

tjon and warning

  • Could achieve one hour before merger
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Neutron star binaries in the 3G era (2)

NS radius to +/- 1 km

BNS at 400 Mpc arXiv:1603.01286

condensates of exotjc partjcles or quark matuer phases ?

tjdal efgects post-merger

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Multjmessenger astronomy with Theseus

  • Assume GW network of 2 CE & 1 ET
  • 106 detectable BNS per yr out to z ~ 30
  • 1 % (15k) of the detected BNS per yr are resolved to

betu tuer than 1 square degree

  • Joint 3G – Theseus observatjons
  • All “on-axis” short GRB detectable by XGIS – 20 sGRB/yr
  • Structured jet from short GRB sources at 400 Mpc up to 5

θjet with XGIS

  • Late ofg-axis afuerglow from “magnetar wind” with SXI
  • Kilonova with IRT

SXI

credit: S. Vinciguerra

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For what science?

Cosmography with standard sirens

  • Tension in the current H0 measurements from early/late tjmes
  • Infer H0 from D-z measurement from BNS “standard sirens”
  • Demonstrated with GW170817
  • Need ~200 BNS D-z measurement to reach the percent level
  • May reach this goal with 2G
  • This will depend on our ability to fjnd EM counterparts
  • We see in O3 this is diffjcult – 10-100 sq degrees loc
  • A network 3G instruments will localize 104 BNS / yr

within 1 square degree

  • 3G will observe more distant BNS

Allow to measure other cosmological parameters

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Concluding remarks

  • Current generatjon of gravitatjonal-wave detectors are

detectjng the tj tjp of the iceberg

  • The world-wide GW community is gettjng organized to build

a third-generatjon detector network to observe gravitatjonal waves throughout cosmic history

  • Opens new opportunitjes for multj-messenger observatjons
  • Theseus has the potentjal to play a key role in this fjeld
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