- The meeting will be held on every Friday from 10:30 to 12:00.
- We use Zoom.
- Mainly, we review preprints about gravitational waves, gravity
theories, and related topics.
- It is welcomed to discuss your own research.
- We have a mailing list for announcements.
- We try to use the web application “benty-fields”. If you have an
account of benty-fields, you can find our journal club as follows:
Journal Club -> Join Journal Club -> Find “GG seminar” -> Press
“Join” button. If you don’t have an account, please sign-up to the
benty-fields.
- We would like to mainly use English and restate in Japanese what we
have discussed. If you don’t know how to say in English, you can ask
questions in Japanese.
- 通常, 毎週金曜日 10:30-12:00 に行います.
- 会議はZoomで行っています.
- 広く重力波に関連した最近のarXiv・話題を議論・情報共有します.
- また, 気になっている論文や皆様の研究で相談したいことがありましたら,
歓迎いたします.
- 連絡はメーリングリストで行います.
- “Benty-fields”というwebアプリケーションを利用しています.もしbenty-fieldsのアカウントを持っていれば,以下のようにして参加申請を送れます:
Journal Club -> Join Journal Club -> “GG seminar”を探す ->
“Join”ボタンを押す
もしアカウントを持っていない場合は,benty-fieldsに登録してください.
- 英語話者が参加している場合は, 英語で行います.
英語で喋った後に日本語で内容をまとめ直しています.
わからなくなれば、日本語で質問してもらってもよいです.
Links
Logs
2022-05-13
- (T. S. Yamamoto)
- 2203.17141, Erik
Floden et al., Angular Resolution of the Search for Anisotropic
Stochastic Gravitational-Wave Background with Terrestrial
Gravitational-Wave Detectors
- (L. McNeill)
- 2204.03493,
Alessandro Ballone et al., Formation of black holes in the
pair-instability mass gap: Hydrodynamical simulation of a massive star
collision
- 2204.03492,
Guglielmo Costa et al., Formation of black holes in the
pair-instability mass gap: evolution of a post-collision star
2022-05-06
- (T. Tanaka)
- 2204.00814, Masamune
Oguri, Ryuichi Takahashi, Amplitude and phase fluctuations of
gravitational waves magnified by strong gravitational lensing
- (T. S. Yamamoto)
- 2203.17141, Erik
Floden et al., Angular Resolution of the Search for Anisotropic
Stochastic Gravitational-Wave Background with Terrestrial
Gravitational-Wave Detectors
2022-04-29
No GG seminar because of the symposium of the innovative area
``Gravitational wave physics and astronomy: Genesis’’
2022-04-22
- (T. S. Yamamoto)
- 2203.14468, Dana
Jones et al., Validating continuous gravitational-wave candidates
based on Doppler modulation
- (K. Kyutoku)
- 2204.05226,
M. Ajello et al., A Gamma-ray Pulsar Timing Array Constrains the
Nanohertz Gravitational Wave Background
- (T. Tanaka)
- 2204.05315, Vitor
Cardoso, Francisco Duque, Resonances, black hole mimickers and the
greenhouse effect: consequences for gravitational-wave physics
2022-04-15
- (T. Tanaka)
- 2204.03482, Chen
Yuan, Yang Jiang, Qing-Guo Huang, Constraints on the ultralight
scalar boson from Advanced LIGO and Advanced Virgo’s first three
observing runs using the stochastic gravitational-wave
background
- 2203.03174, Sizheng
Ma et al., Gravitational-wave echoes from numerical-relativity
waveforms via space-time construction near merging compact
objects
- (L. McNeill)
- 2204.02619, Simone
S. Bavera et al., The
correlation of field binary black hole mergers and how 3G
gravitational-wave detectors can constrain it
2022-04-08
- (T. Tanaka)
- 2203.16635, Roman A.
Konoplya, Alexander Zhidenko, Can the abyss swallow gravitational
waves or why we do not observe echoes?
- (T. S. Yamamoto)
- 2204.00285, Kamilė
Lukošiūtė et al., KilonovaNet: Surrogate Models of Kilonova Spectra
with Conditional Variational Autoencoders
- (K. Kyutoku)
- 2204.00461, Reed
Essick, Will Farr, Precision Requirements for Monte Carlo Sums
within Hierarchical Bayesian Inference
2022-04-01
- (T. S. Yamamoto)
- 2203.08723, P. B.
Covas, R. Prix, Improved short-segment detection statistic for
continuous gravitational waves
- (N. Uchikata)
- 2201.00047, Jahed
Abedi, Luís Felipe Longo Micchi, Niayesh Afshordi, GW190521: First
Measurement of Stimulated Hawking Radiation from Black Holes
- (Discussion)
- 2203.13406, Avi
Vajpeyi, Rory Smith, Eric Thrane, Deep follow-up of GW151226:
ordinary binary or low-mass-ratio system?
- 2203.13937, Ajit
Kumar Mehta et al., Tests of General Relativity with
Gravitational-Wave Observations using a Flexible–Theory-Independent
Method