Welcome to School of Gravitational Waves Warsaw 1st – 5th July.

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Welcome to School of Gravitational Waves Warsaw 1st – 5th July

A satellite school to :

Purpose of the School The global network of the first generation large-scale gravitational- wave detectors has recently finished collecting data and the next generation of advanced detectors will start taking data in a few years time. The network involves detectors located in Europe (VIRGO, GEO600), USA (LIGO), and Japan (KAGRA). The collected data are being analyzed by the LIGO Scientific Collaboration and the VIRGO Collaboration and there are intensive preparations for the analysis of data from the advanced detectors. These preparations involve modeling of sources of gravitational radiation, development of data analysis methods and algorithms, development of computer codes and performing Monte Carlo simulations. The aim of the School is to provide the students sufficient information so that they shall be able to participate in the analysis of data from gravitational-wave detectors.

Programme Monday 1st July 8:50 Opening and general information (Andrzej Krolak) 9:00 The theory of gravitational radiation (Piotr Jaranowski) 10:00 Break 10:15 Observational estimates of the compact binary (Tomek Bulik) coalescence rates 11:15 Coffee break 4th floor 11:35 Post-Newtonian approximation (Piotr Jaranowski) 12:35 Lunch Warsaw Polytechnic 14:15 Responses of detectors to gravitational waves (Piotr Jaranowski) !5:15 Break 15:30 Theoretical evolutionary predictions (Chris Belczynski) for NS-NS, BH-NS and BH-BH merger rates POSTER SESSION Thursday 15:30

Lunch at cafeteria of Warsaw Politechnic 12:45