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Swift-XRT follow-up of gravitational wave triggers during the third aLIGO/Virgo observing run [PDF]

, 2020
K. L. Page, P. A. Evans, A. Tohuvavohu, J. A. Kennea, N. J. Klingler, S. B. Cenko, S. R. Oates, E. Ambrosi, S. D. Barthelmy, A. P. Beardmore, M. G. Bernardini, A. A. Breeveld, P. J. Brown, D. N. Burrows, S. Campana, R. Caputo, G. Cusumano, A. D’Aì, P. D’Avanzo, V. D’Elia, M. de Pasquale, S. W. K. Emery, P. Giommi, C. Gronwall, D. H. Hartmann, H. A. Krimm, N. P. M. Kuin, D. Malesani, F. E. Marshall, A. Melandri, J. A. Nousek, P. T. O’Brien, J. P. Osborne, C. Pagani, M. J. Page, D. M. Palmer, M. Perri, J. L. Racusin, T. Sakamoto, B. Sbarufatti, Joshua E. Schlieder, M. H. Siegel, G. Tagliaferri, E. Troja   +43 more
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A survey of gravitational waves

, 2023
34 pages.
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Suppressing Interfacial Instability of Immiscible Liquid‐in‐Liquid Flow Using Magnetic Forces

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
This paper investigates the magnetic stabilization of an immiscible inner liquid surrounded by a ferrofluid sheath. Suppressing instabilities and thermomagnetic manipulation of the inner liquid are shown. The results provide insight into Ferrohydrodynamic jet control for applications of industrial, pharmaceutical and physiological relevance.
Arvind Arun Dev, Gholamhossein Bagheri, Eberhard Bodenschatz, Thomas M. Hermans, Bernard Doudin   +4 more
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Phase transition and gravitational wave phenomenology of scalar conformal extensions of the Standard Model

, 2017
Thermal corrections in classically conformal models typically induce a strong first-order electroweak phase transition, thereby resulting in a stochastic gravitational wave background that could be detectable at gravitational wave observatories.
Marzola, Luca, Racioppi, Antonio, Vaskonen, Ville   +2 more
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Multi-optimization for thermal deformation of gravitational wave telescope based on CFRP characteristics

Scientific Reports
Gravitational wave telescope place extremely high demands on structural thermal deformation, making material selection a critical issue. Carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) is an ideal choice for the support structure of telescope due to its low ...
Bohong Li, Yong Yan, Jian Luo, Sijun Fang, Rui Zhang, Hongwen Hai, Yehao Cao   +6 more
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On-Ground Testing of Dual-Sided Release Mechanism of TianQin Test Mass Using a Pendulum

Sensors
The high-precision gravitational reference sensor, which hosts a heavy test mass (TM) surrounded by electrodes with a relatively large gap, is crucial in all high-sensitivity drag-free sensors.
Ji Wang, Diwen Shi, Chao Xue, Biao Yang, Bingwei Cai, Jie Chang, Zefan Zhou, Wenhai Tan, Shanqing Yang   +8 more
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Sources of Gravitational Waves [PDF]

, 2006
Sources of low frequency gravitational radiation are reviewed from an astrophysical point of view. Cosmological sources include the formation of massive black holes in galactic nuclei, the capture by such holes of neutron stars, the coalescence of orbiting pairs of giant black holes, and various means of producing a stochastic background of ...
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Super Time‐Resolved Tomography

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
A super time‐resolved tomography (STRT) approach is presented to reconstruct 4D X‐ray movies with an order‐of‐magnitude improvement in temporal resolution without sacrificing spatial resolution. By leveraging a physics‐informed deep learning algorithm that shares spatiotemporal features, STRT achieves high‐fidelity 3D reconstructions from sparse‐view ...
Zhe Hu, Zisheng Yao, Kalle Josefsson, Francisco García‐Moreno, Malgorzata Makowska, Yuhe Zhang, Pablo Villanueva‐Perez   +6 more
wiley   +1 more source

Gravitational waves from single neutron stars: an advanced detector era survey

, 2018
With the doors beginning to swing open on the new gravitational wave astronomy, this review provides an up-to-date survey of the most important physical mechanisms that could lead to emission of potentially detectable gravitational radiation from ...
A Colaiuda, A Colaiuda, A Corsi, A Corsi, A Idrisy, A Mastrano, A Mastrano, A Melatos, A Melatos, A Pappito, A Passamonti, A Passamonti, A Passamonti, A Passamonti, A Passamonti, A Passamonti, A Rowlinson, A Singh, AG Pili, AI Chugunov, AI Chugunov, AK Schenk, AL Watts, AL Watts, AL Watts, AM Archibald, B Giacomazzo, B Giacomazzo, B Haskell, B Haskell, B Haskell, B Haskell, B Haskell, B Haskell, B Haskell, B Haskell, B Haskell, B Haskell, B Haskell, B Link, B Link, B Link, B Zhang, B Zhang, B Zink, B Zink, BD Metzger, BJ Owen, BJ Owen, BJ Owen, BP Abbott, BP Abbott, BP Abbott, C Cuofano, C Cutler, C Kouveliotou, C Thompson, C Thompson, CA Eysden van, CJ Horowitz, CM Espinoza, D Huppenkothen, D Huppenkothen, D Huppenkothen, D Lai, D-H Wen, DD Doneva, DD Doneva, DD Doneva, DG Wentzel, DI Jones, DI Jones, DJB Payne, DM Sedrakian, E Gaertig, E Gaertig, E Stopnitzky, EF Brown, EM Kantor, EM Kantor, ER Benton, G Camelio, G Israel, G Mendell, G Mendell, G Ushomirsky, G Ushomirsky, GM Manca, H Asai, H Asai, H Lamb, H Sotani, H Sotani, H Sotani, H Sotani, H Sotani, HJ Pletsch, HK Lau, I Cognard, I Santiago-Prieto, J Aasi, J Braithwaite, J Braithwaite, J Braithwaite, J Braithwaite, J Madsen, J Madsen, J Papaloizou, J Ruoff, JA Hill, JA Pons, JB Kinney, JL Friedman, JL Friedman, JL Friedman, JL Friedman, JL Friedman, JL Friedman, JL Friedman, JP Ostriker, JR Ipser, JR Ipser, JR Ipser, JR Pierce, JS Heyl, K Glampedakis, K Glampedakis, K Glampedakis, K Glampedakis, K Glampedakis, K Glampedakis, K Glampedakis, K Glampedakis, K Glampedakis, K Iida, K Kiuchi, K Rajagopal, K Uryu, KD Kokkotas, KD Kokkotas, KH Lockitch, KH Lockitch, KH Prendergast, KS Thorne, KT Henriksson, L Baiotti, L Bildsten, L Bildsten, L Bildsten, L Franci, L Gualtieri, L Keer, L Lindblom, L Lindblom, L Lindblom, L Lindblom, L Lindblom, L Rezzolla, L Rezzolla, L Rezzolla, L Rezzolla, L Samuelsson, L Warszawski, L Warszawski, L Warszawski, L Warszawski, M Feroci, M Gabler, M Gabler, M Gabler, M Gabler, M Gabler, M Gearheart, M Hoven van, M Hoven van, M Lyutikov, M Mannarelli, M Mannarelli, M Nayyar, M Priymak, M Punturo, M Rieutord, M Ruderman, M Ruderman, M Ruderman, M Shibata, M Vigelius, M Vigelius, M Zimmermann, MA Alpar, ME Gusakov, ME Gusakov, ME Gusakov, MF Bennett, MG Alford, MG Alford, MG Alford, MG Alford, MG Alford, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Andersson, N Shibazaki, N Stergioulas, NK Johnson-McDaniel, O Benhar, P Arras, P Boynton, P Ghosh, P Goldreich, P Haensel, P Pnigouras, P Pnigouras, PB Jones, PB Jones, PD Lasky, PD Lasky, PE Reichley, PS Ray, PS Shternin, R Bondarescu, R Bondarescu, R Ciolfi, R Ciolfi, R Ciolfi, R Ciolfi, R Dib, R Gill, R Prix, R Turolla, RA Brown, RC Duncan, RF Sawyer, RG Dodson, RJ Tayler, S Bhattacharyya, S Bhattacharyya, S Bonazzola, S Chandrasekhar, S Chandrasekhar, S Chandrasekhar, S Dall’Osso, S Dall’Osso, S Mahmoodifar, S Yoshida, S Yoshida, SA Rappaport, SK Lander, SK Lander, SK Lander, SL Detweiler, SL Shapiro, T Akgun, T Kuroda, T Sidery, T Strohmayer, TE Strohmayer, TE Strohmayer, V Radhakrishnan, V Ravi, VA Dommes, VCA Ferraro, WCG Ho, Y Levin, Y Levin, Y Levin, Y Levin, Y Levin, Y-M Wang, ZG Dai   +282 more
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Topology Optimization of High‐Performance Optomechanical Resonator

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
Compact mechanical resonators designed to operate at higher‐order modes are presented, achieving high frequencies and enhanced quality factor‐frequency (Qf) products. Using topology optimization, edge losses are reduced and damping is improved. These resonators offer strong performance in a small footprint, making them ideal for quantum transduction ...
Yincheng Shi, Fengwen Wang, Dennis Høj, Ole Sigmund, Ulrik Lund Andersen   +4 more
wiley   +1 more source