16–20 Apr 2024
National Museum of Natural Science
Asia/Taipei timezone

Short-time Laplace transform analysis for gravitational wave from black hole quasinormal mode

Not scheduled
20m
National Museum of Natural Science

National Museum of Natural Science

No.1, Guanqian Rd., North Dist., Taichung City 404023, Taiwan
Oral

Speaker

Nobuyuki Kanda (Osaka Metropolitan University)

Description

Many gravitational waves from black hole mergers have been observed, and their science has attracted attention.
We have developed a filter using the Laplace transform to analyze gravitational waves from black hole quasinormal mode oscillations, which are predicted to be properties of spacetime around black holes.
The Laplace transform has an algebraically clear solution for a damped sine wave, therefore we can expect Laplace transform output corresponding to quasinormal modes on the complex frequency plane.
Furthermore, we have investigated the application of the short-time Laplace transform, which processes time-series signals in short segments.
In this talk, we will display the principle mechanism of this method, and present the response to gravitational wave waveforms and evaluation in more realistic situations as gravitational wave signal in noises.

Primary author

Nobuyuki Kanda (Osaka Metropolitan University)

Co-authors

Hiroyuki Nakano (Ryukoku University) Satoshi Tsuchida (National Institute of Technology, Fukui College)

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