G060145-00-Z LSC Meeting 3/22/2006 1 ASIS Closeout Bruce Allen, UWM.

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G Z LSC Meeting 3/22/ ASIS Closeout Bruce Allen, UWM

G Z LSC Meeting 3/22/ ASIS talks at this meeting Nick Fotopoulos (MIT) Searching for Astrophysical Stochastic Backgrounds Richard O'Shaughnessy (Northwestern) Compact object merger rates: predictions and constraints (including short GRBs) Patrick Sutton (LIGO) Coherent network analysis technique for discriminating gravitational-wave bursts from instrumental noise Reinhard Prix (AEI) The metric of the (multi-IFO) F-statistic Ben Owen (PSU) Why (else) is PSR J interesting to us? Bernard Whiting (Florida) The dawn of a golden age: report on recent results in numerical relativity Malik Rakhmanov (PSU) Network analysis pipeline at PSU

G Z LSC Meeting 3/22/ Patrick Sutton (LIGO) Coherent network analysis technique for discriminating gravitational-wave bursts from instrumental noise

G Z LSC Meeting 3/22/ Bernard Whiting (Florida) The dawn of a golden age - report on recent results in numerical relativity

G Z LSC Meeting 3/22/ Reinhard Prix (AEI) The metric of the (multi-IFO) F-statistic

G Z LSC Meeting 3/22/ Ben Owen (PSU) Why (else) is PSR J interesting to us?

G Z LSC Meeting 3/22/ General Observations Inspiral and Stochastic Background searches are approaching maturity »Can quickly “retune/rerun” standard analyses with new data »Many aspects automated, or running online »Well tested, understood and characterized pipelines »Coherent filtering analysis tools in progress Burst Search »At least one ‘new idea’ (the ‘null channel veto’) has been well understood and implemented by several groups in well under a year CW Search »It’s time to forge closer ties to X-ray and radio astronomers »Multiple blind search techniques have been developed and implemented. A period of better understanding (and consolidation) is starting; first true hierarchical search codes under development