'Radiation reaction' presentation slideshows

Clifford Will Washington University John Archibald Wheeler

Theoretical Foundations of Gravitational-Wave Astronomy: A Post-Newtonian Approach. Clifford Will Washington University John Archibald Wheeler International School on Astrophysical Relativity. Interferometers Around The World. LIGO Hanford 4&2 km. GEO Hannover 600 m. TAMA Tokyo 300 m.

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Clifford Will Washington University John Archibald Wheeler

Theoretical Foundations of Gravitational-Wave Astronomy: A Post-Newtonian Approach. Clifford Will Washington University John Archibald Wheeler International School on Astrophysical Relativity. Interferometers Around The World. LIGO Hanford 4&2 km. GEO Hannover 600 m. TAMA Tokyo 300 m.

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Clifford Will Washington University Institute for Gravitation and the Cosmos Conference

On the unreasonable accuracy of the post-Newtonian approximation in gravitational-wave physics. Clifford Will Washington University Institute for Gravitation and the Cosmos Conference Penn State University, August 9-11, 2007. Interferometers Around The World. LIGO Hanford 4&2 km.

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Yasushi Mino Theoretical AstroPhysics Including Relativity (TAPIR), CalTech E-mail : mino@tapir.caltech.edu

Astrophysics Seminar at University of Florida, Gainesville, Sept. 24, 2004 Self-Force in Radiation Reaction Formula. Index 1: Introduction: LISA project 2: MiSaTaQuWa Self-force? 3 : Adiabatic Metric Perturbation 4: Radiation Reaction Formula 5: Gauge and Validity 6: Conclusion.

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Yasushi Mino ( ? ??) Center for Gravitational Wave Astronomy University of Texas at Brownsville

Workshop on EFT Techniques in Grav. Wave Physics, Carnegie Mellon University, July 23-25, 2007 Recent issues of the self-force problem. Index 1: Introduction: LISA project 2: Self-force calculation 3: Radiation Reaction Formula 4: Gauge Problem 5: Adiabatic Expansion 6: Conclusion.

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How to test the Einstein gravity using gravitational waves

How to test the Einstein gravity using gravitational waves. Gravitational waves. Takahiro Tanaka ??(YITP, Kyoto university ). Based on the work in collaboration with R. Fujita, S. Isoyama, H. Nakano, N. Sago. Binary coalescence. Clean system. (Cutler et al, PRL 70 2984(1993)).

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Yasushi Mino ( ? ?? ) WUGRAV, Washington University at St. Louis E-mail : mino@wugrav.wustl

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