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LISA Data Analysis & Sources LIGO-G050003-00-Z Sutton, GWDAW recap

Porter: Detecting Galactic Binaries with LISA Goal: Calculate number of templates for galactic binaries in the long-wavelength approx for LISA. Each binary has 8 params: nuisance: A, i, f0, y templates for: q, f, f, f’ Define metric for overlap of two signals, use to est. number of templates needed. Need 107 (1010) templates for f<3x10-4Hz (3x10-3Hz). LIGO-G050003-00-Z Sutton, GWDAW recap

Christensen: Bayesian modeling of source confusion in LISA data. stochastic signal interacting signals isolated signals LIGO-G050003-00-Z Sutton, GWDAW recap

Christensen: Bayesian modeling of source confusion in LISA data. Problem: 1-5mHz band there will be ~105 WD binaries to be resolved. Developed Bayesian MCMC technique (simulated annealing?) to extract number of binaries, system parameters, and estimate noise spectrum. Uses “reversible jump” MCMC which can create/destroy/split/merge signals. Showed performance with 100 sinusoidal injections, error estimates. Next step: realistic numbers and types of signals. LIGO-G050003-00-Z Sutton, GWDAW recap

Buonanno: Determining spinning binary parameters with LISA Goal: Investigate effect of spin-orbit and spin-spin couplings in est of params for LISA inspirals. Study case where spins normal to the orbital plane. For GR, scalar-tensor, and massive-graviton theories. Find: Params in GW phase are highly correlated, so fitting extra params dilutes info per param. Compton wavelength of graviton GR: Uncertainty in chirp mass worse by 1-2 OOM. Scalar-tensor: Bound on coupling worse by 1-2 OOM. Graviton-mass bound worse by <1 OOM. Little effect on angular resolution or distance est. LIGO-G050003-00-Z Sutton, GWDAW recap

Babak: Geod. motion & GWs from test mass + 'quasi-Kerr' object Goal: Extracting multipole structure of spacetime of compact object from the GW extreme-mass-ratio-inspiral signal. Test if CO in galaxy cores are SMBH or, eg, boson star. Assume body's exterior = Kerr metric + small quadrupole perturbation. Study equatorial orbits. Measures of perturbation: periastron shift overlap of “kludge” waveforms in quadrupole approx, with and without perturbation. (Not demonstrated: ability to determine perturbation.) LIGO-G050003-00-Z Sutton, GWDAW recap

Multi-Detector Analyses, New Methods LIGO-G050003-00-Z Sutton, GWDAW recap

Klimenko: Coherent analysis of signals from multiple IFOs Variation on Gursel-Tinto method to detect GWBs & determine sky position, waveform with 3 IFOs. Showed performance on Gaussian noise, detection efficiency comparable to r-statistic. G1-H1-L1, SNR~20 Guess sky position, predict signal in IFO3 from IFO1, IFO2. Cross-correlate data stream with prediction, look for sky position which maximizes correlation. Repeat for other IFO combinations. LIGO-G050003-00-Z Sutton, GWDAW recap

Wen: Coherent data analysis using a network of GW detectors Also variation on Gursel-Tinto, for 2/3 detectors. Guess sky position, construct “null” combination of data streams which contains no GW signal. True sky position minimizes variance of null stream. If no sky position which makes null stream consistent with background, then not GWB (veto). Showed examples of position determination on Gaussian noise for various network combinations. LIGO-G050003-00-Z Sutton, GWDAW recap

From Wen: LIGO-G050003-00-Z Sutton, GWDAW recap

Poggi: Detection of bursts with non-homogeneus GW detectors H1-H2-A1: 45.6% Goal: Expand IGEC-style coincidence to IFO+Bar networks, study sky coverage. IGEC coincidence: aligned detectors, assumed sky direction, d-fn template SNR2 for joint detection ~ F1* F2 Studied for linear & circular polarization, for various network choices. With assumptions on relative sensitivity, computed sky coverage for coincidence and correlation searches. Needed: Template-less search - need to make consistent amplitude comparisons between detectors with different bandwidths, sensitivities. LIGO-G050003-00-Z Sutton, GWDAW recap