Propagation of Gravitational Radiation |
In General
> s.a. lensing; numerical methods;
relativistic cosmology.
* Idea: Gravitational waves
are not absorbed or scattered almost at all, which is bad news for their
detection but good for the possibility of using them to observe phenomena
that would otherwise be hidden.
@ General references:
Arnowitt et al PR(61) [wave zone];
Thorne gq/97-proc;
Nishizawa PRD(18)-a1710 [and tests of gravity];
Cusin & Lagos PRD(20)-a1910 [beyond geometric optics].
@ Speed, theory: McDonald AJP(97)jul;
Novello et al PLA(99) [speed v < c];
Raveri et al PRD(15)-a1405 [effect on the cmb B-modes];
Krasnikov CQG(15)-a1408 [ruling out alternatives];
Bettoni et al PRD(17)-a1608 [in scalar-tensor gravity];
Unnikrishnan & Gillies IJMPD(18)-a1811-GRF;
de Rham & Tolley PRD(20)-a1909 [quantum corrections].
@ Speed, observation: Baskaran et al PRD(08)-a0805 [from pulsar timing];
Finn & Romano PRD(13)-a1304 [Rømer-type time-delay determination];
Nishizawa & Nakamura PRD(14)-a1406 [from compact binary mergers and supernovae];
Kiyota & Yamamoto PRD(15)-a1509 [constraint on dispersion relations];
Blas et al JETPL(16)-a1602 [constraints from GW150914];
Cornish et al PRL(17)-a1707 [using gravitational wave observations];
Ezquiaga & Zumalacárregui a1710 [neutron-star merger GW170817].
@ (Almost) spherical wavefronts: Sharif NCB(01)gq [momentum];
Hayward CQG(01)gq.
@ As gravitational lenses: Faraoni IJMPD(98)ap/97;
Faraoni & Gunzig A&A(98)ap.
@ In the early universe: Moffat a1406 [superluminal velocities].
@ Cosmological effects: Laguna et al ApJL(10)-a0905 [Sachs-Wolfe type integrated effect];
Bonvin et al PRD(17)-a1609
[acceleration of the universe and peculiar acceleration of the source with respect to the observer];
Garoffolo et al a2007 [dark-energy inhomogeneities];
Frauendiener et al a2105 [expansion slowdown].
@ Other effects:
Fakir ap/96,
IJMPD(97) [pulsar signals];
Kocsis & Loeb PRD(07)-a0704 [contraction from self-gravity];
Liu a0706
[no energy dissipation in vacuum from quantum field theory];
Minter et al PhyE(10)-a0903 [mirrors];
Flauger & Weinberg PRD(18) [and cold dark matter];
Rubin et al a2001 [deflection];
Andersson et al a2012 [polarization-dependent corrections].
> Related topics:
see dark-energy models;
dark matter; decoherence;
information; lorentz symmetry phenomenology;
polarization [birefringence]; quantum-gravity
phenomenology [and metric fluctuations]; Sagnac Effect;
Superluminal Propagation; uncertainty
principle phenomenology.
Specific Types of Spacetimes and Other Theories
> s.a. bimetric gravity; modified gravity
[damping in non-linear gravity]; topological defects.
@ In FLRW spacetimes: Bičák & Griffiths AP(96)gq;
Dunsby et al CQG(97);
Hogan & O'Shea PRD(02)gq,
O'Shea PRD(04),
PRD(04);
Balek & Polák GRG(09)-a0707 [superluminal group velocity];
Grain et al PRD(10)-a0910 [early universe, lqc corrections];
Schmidt et al PRD(14)-a1312 [effect on density fluctuations];
García-Chung a2012 [quantum gravity-modified].
@ With a cosmological constant: Smalley IJTP(78) [asymptotically de Sitter space];
Nowakowski & Arraut APPB(10)-a0809 [de Sitter spacetime];
Näf et al PRD(09)-a0810 [de Sitter and AdS spacetimes];
Bernabeu et al PRD(11)-a1106 [distorsion, impact on pulsar timing];
Espriu AIP(14)-a1401 [and gravitational-wave detection in pulsar timing arrays];
Ashtekar et al PRD(15)-a1506 [de Sitter space];
Viaggiu IJMPD(17)-a1708.
@ Other backgrounds: Hogan & O'Shea PRD(02)gq [Bianchi I];
Easther et al JCAP(03)ht [Randall-Sundrum cosmology].
Interactions / Effects of and on Matter
> s.a. Gravitational Memory.
@ In media: in Szekeres AP(71) [refraction, slowing];
Prasanna PLA(99) [dispersive medium];
Svítek PS(09)-a0812,
Baym et al PRD(17)-a1707 [damping];
Brevik & Nojiri IJMPD(19)-a1901 [isotropic, viscous cosmic fluid];
Moretti & Montani a1906 [in a molecular medium].
@ Particles: Kleidis CQG(96)gq/99 [particle resonant acceleration];
Papadopoulos GRG(04)gq/03 [spinning charged particle in magnetic field];
Voyatzis et al PLA(06) [acceleration];
Wickramasinghe et al ASSp(15)-a1502 [interaction with charged particles];
Morales & Dasgupta CQG(20)-a1907 [scalar and fermion fields].
@ Other interaction with matter:
Cetoli & Pethick PRD(12)-a1110 [formalism];
Quiñones & Varcoe JPB(17)-a1706 [atomic decoherence].
@ Stars, astrophysical objects: Chicone et al JPA(00) [binary system];
Malec & Schäfer PRD(01)gq [black hole];
Macquart A&A(07)ap/06 [scattering by stars and inhomogeneities];
Congedo et al IJMPD(06),
Longo et al ap/06-conf [diffraction by a cluster];
Siegel & Roth ApJ(11)-a1103 [stellar oscillations];
McKernan et al MNRAS(14)-a1405 [stars as resonant absorbers];
Barta & Vasúth IJMPD(18)-a1708 [interstellar medium];
Bini & Geralico PRD(18)-a1901 [astrometric observables];
Dai et al PRD(18)-a1810 [lensing-induced diffraction].
@ Response of other bodies:
Carter in(83)gq/01 [elastic solid];
Hannibal & Warkall gq/00 [massive bodies];
Baskaran & Grishchuk CQG(04)gq/03.
@ Other effects: Ingraham GRG(97) [general propagation];
Asada & Futamase PRD(97)gq;
Sharif ASS(97)gq/07 [imparted angular momentum];
Licht gq/04 [conductors];
Tammelo & Mullari GRG(06) [pressure];
Dolgov & Ejlli JCAP(12)-a1211 [conversion of relic gravitational waves into photons];
Dent et al PRD(13)-a1307 [damping by an anisotropic stress tensor];
Stinebring CQG(13)-a1310 [effects of the ISM];
Helfer PRD(14)-a1407 [energy-momentum exchanges];
Jones & Singleton IJMPD(15)-a1505-GRF [response of an Unruh-DeWitt detector and attenuation];
Creminelli et al JCAP(19)-a1906 [decay into dark energy].
With Electromagnetic and Other Fields / Waves
> s.a. gravitational-wave analysis; polarization.
* In magnetized plasmas:
The interaction can lead to damping of the gravitational wave and growth
of plasma waves.
@ Magnetic fields: Maartens et al PRD(01)ap;
Moortgat & Kuijpers gq/04-proc,
gq/05-proc,
Isliker et al PRD(06)ap [magnetized plasma];
Ignatyev & Shulikovsky G&C-a1012 [damping in a cosmological plasma];
Fenu & Durrer PRD(09)-a0809 [interactions];
Barrabès & Hogan PRD(10)-a1003 [and electric fields].
@ Collisions between waves: Alekseev & Griffiths CQG(04)gq;
Alekseev PRD(16)-a1511 [in an expanding universe];
Sawyer PRL(20) [quantum production of photons, electromagnetic waves].
@ And electromagnetic radiation: Marklund et al PRD(00)gq [from cosmological magnetic field];
Chiao & Fitelson gq/03-proc;
Tsagas PRD(11)-a1105;
Bargiela a1802 [effect on light polarization];
Jones & Singleton IJMPD(19)-a1811 [rev].
@ Related topics: Balakin et al CQG(01)gq/00 [Cerenkov radiation];
Caldwell et al PRD(16)-a1604 [gravitational-wave / gauge-field oscillations];
Caldwell et al IJMPD(17)-a1706-GRF [through a cosmic gauge field];
Schützhold PRD(18)-a1807 [Bose-Einstein condensate].
Gravitational Wave Tails > s.a. wave tails;
quantum gravity phenomenology [dispersion].
* Idea: Produced
by scattering in the propagation in a curved background.
* Calculation: One can
use the Direct Integration of the Relaxed Einstein Equations (DIRE).
@ References:
Wiseman & Will PRD(91);
Blanchet & Schäfer CQG(93);
Blanchet & Sathyaprakash CQG(94),
PRL(95);
Blanchet CQG(98)gq/97 [tails of tails];
Khriplovich & Pomeransky PLA(99)gq/97;
Epstein & Wagoner, Will PTPS(99)gq-proc [DIRE];
Harte PRD(13)-a1309 [tails of plane-wave spacetimes].
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