LIGO Insert Name of the Meeting KAWABE K., 2006/Apr/25 APS Meeting Dallas, W11.00006DCC: LIGO-G060186-00-Z Coherent searches for periodic gravitational.

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LIGO Insert Name of the Meeting KAWABE K., 2006/Apr/25 APS Meeting Dallas, W DCC: LIGO-G Z Coherent searches for periodic gravitational waves from unknown isolated sources and Scorpius X-1: Results from the second LIGO science run Keita KAWABE, LHO/CIT on behalf of LIGO Scientific Collaboration

LIGO Insert Name of the Meeting KAWABE K., 2006/Apr/25 APS Meeting Dallas, W DCC: LIGO-G Z Introduction: Pulsar search method ● Semi-coherent stage, such as: – Hough transform – Stackslide (Talk by G. Mendell, W11) – PowerFlux (Talk by V. Dergachev, W11) ● Fully-coherent stage, such as: – Targeted searches; time-domain method (Talk by M. Pitkin, C7, Saturday) – Maximum-likelihood method (“ F statistic”) (this talk, W11) ● matched filter based frequency-domain analysis ● basis of (Talk by R. Prix, C7, ● CW search scheme: Hierarchical search – comprises semi-coherent & fully-coherent stage – optimal sensitivity for fixed comp. resource

LIGO Insert Name of the Meeting KAWABE K., 2006/Apr/25 APS Meeting Dallas, W DCC: LIGO-G Z This talk is about: Made it, tested it, and saw it working ● (Development of) F -stat method/code – for very wide parameter space pulsar search – indispensable building block for LIGO ● S2 coincident analysis: Livingston 4 km - Hanford 4 km – Small subset (6-10 hrs) of entire S2 data (59 days) – Two kinds of searches conducted: ● All-sky blind search for isolated NS (10 hrs) ● Scorpius X-1 (6 hrs) – More a demonstration of the pipeline with real-world data (no detection expected) – Set upper limits for both

LIGO Insert Name of the Meeting KAWABE K., 2006/Apr/25 APS Meeting Dallas, W DCC: LIGO-G Z Fully-coherent stage pipeline

LIGO Insert Name of the Meeting KAWABE K., 2006/Apr/25 APS Meeting Dallas, W DCC: LIGO-G Z “ F stat” (likelihood function) for each IFO Coincident analysis stage Upper limit SFT=Short (30 min) Fourier Transform SFTs F stat over bank of filters and frequency range. Hanford 4 km Consistent candidates in parameter space? Livingston 4 km > threshold ? SFTs F stat over bank of filters and frequency range. > threshold ? Rejected candidates Coincident candidates Data divided into chunks (e.g. 10hrs each) No (reject)

LIGO Insert Name of the Meeting KAWABE K., 2006/Apr/25 APS Meeting Dallas, W DCC: LIGO-G Z Two different systems ● Unknown isolated lumpy NS – All-sky blind search – Wide frequency range ● Scorpius X-1 – Known low mass X-ray binary (small star and accreting NS) – Position known – Two poorly known orbital parameters – Frequency loosely bound Image by J.Creighton Image by NASA Scorpion by

LIGO Insert Name of the Meeting KAWABE K., 2006/Apr/25 APS Meeting Dallas, W DCC: LIGO-G Z Results: Upper limits for all-sky blind search ● Red: 95% confidence ULs per 1.2 Hz band ● Pink: position of known instrumental lines (power lines, wire violin resonances etc.) ● Blue: expected UL assuming the detector noise is stationary and Gaussian ● Outliers: Most of them understood instrumental ● Systematic uncertainty – MonteCarlo: < 3% – Calibration: 11% Most constraining UL: 6.6 x & Hz Hz range

LIGO Insert Name of the Meeting KAWABE K., 2006/Apr/25 APS Meeting Dallas, W DCC: LIGO-G Z Results: Upper limits for Scorpius X-1 search (orbital eccentricity e = 0) ● 95% confidence UL per 1Hz band ● Most constraining UL: h 0 95% = 1.7 x ● Systematic uncertainty – MonteCarlo: < 3% – Calibration: 9% ● Upper limit on NS ellipticity (using Sco X-1 distance of 2.8 kpc): 464 – 484 Hz604 – 624 Hz e 95% = 4.0 x to 3.6 x h 0 95% ~ 2 x

LIGO Insert Name of the Meeting KAWABE K., 2006/Apr/25 APS Meeting Dallas, W DCC: LIGO-G Z Conclusion: Made it, tested it, and saw it working ● Fully-coherent stage ( F -stat method/code) for wide parameter space developed for LIGO hierarchical scheme ● Demonstrated analysis of real-world data using (a subset of) S2 Livingston 4 km and Hanford 4 km ● No detection expected ● Upper limits for two kinds of sources – All-sky isolated NS: 6.6 x to 1 x across 160 to Hz – Sco X-1: 1.7 x to 1.3 x across 464 to 484 & 604 to 624 Hz – First fully coherent search results for such a wide parameter space!

LIGO Insert Name of the Meeting KAWABE K., 2006/Apr/25 APS Meeting Dallas, W DCC: LIGO-G Z Future, or maybe present? Things already look better ● S3 analysis finished, improved version for S4 running, – in (Talk by R. Prix, C7, ● ● ● Detectors already >~x10 quieter in S5 than S2 for frequency range of this talk ● T S5 (1 year) >> T S2 (59 days) ● Hierarchical scheme (fully-coherent + semi- coherent stages) will be implemented for S5

LIGO Insert Name of the Meeting KAWABE K., 2006/Apr/25 APS Meeting Dallas, W DCC: LIGO-G Z End.