Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 LSC in Mississippi: A proposal of membership Marco Cavaglià on behalf of the UMGr 2 LIGO-G070562-00-Z.

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Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 LSC in Mississippi: A proposal of membership Marco Cavaglià on behalf of the UMGr 2 LIGO-G Z

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Oxford, MS

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Oxford Trivia Population: ~ 19,000 Named by USA Today as one of the top 6 college towns in the nation and included in The Best 100 Small Towns in America Famous people from Oxford: William Faulkner (1867 – 1962) John Grisham (1955 – )

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 …and of course the gravity group ! (by the way… does the background look familiar to you?)

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 ~ 4 hr drive from the LLO

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 The University of Mississippi

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Ole Miss in a nutshell ♦ Chartered in 1844, opened to 80 students in 1848 ♦ Total enrollment in 2007: 17, % of students from MS, 18% minorities ♦ 679 full-time faculty (Oxford campus). Student-to-faculty ratio: 18:1 ♦ External funding for research, service and education > $100M each for the past 5 yrs ♦ More than 20 research centers with exceptional strengths in acoustics, biology, business, chemistry, computer science, engineering, law, medicine, pharmacy, and physics

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 ♦ Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College one of the nation's three finest (Reader's Digest) ♦ Ranked among the nation's Top 50 public research universities ♦ $421M endowment, among the nation's best endowed public institutions per capita ♦ 18 sports teams at the NCAA's highest level ♦ World's largest blues archive What we are renowned for

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Physics ♦ Undergraduate degrees: BSc, BA. Graduate degrees: PhD, MSc, MA ♦ Only PhD granting Institution in MS ♦ 12 full-time faculty, 11 research faculty, 2 visiting faculty, 5 postdocs, 25 PhD students, 2 Lab physicists, 8 MSc students, ≥ 30 undergraduates ♦ Diversified research: Acoustics, Atmospheric physics, Gravitation+Theory, High-energy, Solid state ♦ High-Energy: BaBar, CMS, DØ, MICE, Pierre Auger ♦ Theory: classical and quantum gravity, particle physics, mathematical physics

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 ♦ Some projects: Fiber Optic Welders (Fermilab), Hcal HB Boxes (CERN), Pill Box Cavity (UC-Berkeley), Wire EDM Samples (MS State) ♦ Mississippi Center for Supercomputing Research with two supercomputers and one 253-node Linux cluster ♦ Two machinists paid by the University and the Department

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 The Gravity Group

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 One Research Associate: V. Cardoso Five Graduate students: Two faculty: M. CavagliàL. Bombelli Members arriving August 2007

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Research and background ♦ Classical gravity (numerical and theory) ♦ Astrophysics ♦ Monte Carlo methods ♦ Particle physics ♦ Quantum gravity and mathematical physics

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Some recent work ♦ Matched-filtering and parameter estimation of ringdown waveforms ♦ Inspiral, merger and ringdown of unequal mass black hole binaries ♦ Binary black hole mergers: a comparison of estimation methods ♦ Catfish: A Monte Carlo simulator for black holes at the LHC ♦ Gravitational-wave spectroscopy of massive black holes with LISA ♦ Quasinormal ringing of Kerr black holes

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Ringdown arXiv: [gr-qc] 9 Jul 2007

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Outreach ♦ Promote science in Mississippi through local events, school lectures, and web outreach ♦ Schools on gravity and theoretical physics and 4th Gulf Coast Gravity Meeting (March 2008)

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Proposal for LSC membership

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Roles and initial research FTE ♦ M. Cavaglià (PI for proposed LSC research): 50% ♦ V. Cardoso: 75% ♦ Two full-time graduate students: 75% & 50% (expected to increase in future) Funding for two one-semester graduate students have been secured Other faculty-postdoc involvement (?)

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Proposed work ♦ Data analysis (DAT) ♦ Detector characterization (OPS) ♦ Outreach (OUT)

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Proposed work ♦ Data analysis (DAT) ♦ Detector characterization (OPS) ♦ Outreach (OUT) Within binary inspirals group Focus on high-mass binaries Study of instrumental and signal- based vetoes / optimization Code runs, search tuning

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Proposed work ♦ Data analysis (DAT) ♦ Detector characterization (OPS) ♦ Outreach (OUT) Investigation of environmental disturbances at the LLO Correlation with channels Presence at the LLO Software analysis

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Proposed work ♦ Data analysis (DAT) ♦ Detector characterization (OPS) ♦ Outreach (OUT) Activities with MAP Presence at the LLO Public lectures, open houses, summer projects Free machine shop manpower

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Why joining LSC?

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Five reasons to join LSC

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Five reasons to join LSC ♦ Closeness to the LLO: We can easily interact and be present at the site!

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Five reasons to join LSC ♦ Closeness to the LLO: We can easily interact and be present at the site! ♦ Solid background in gravitational research: LSC is an undertaking in which we can effectively contribute

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Five reasons to join LSC ♦ Closeness to the LLO: We can easily interact and be present at the site! ♦ Expand basic science in Mississippi: LSC is a unique opportunity ♦ Solid background in gravitational research: LSC is an undertaking in which we can effectively contribute

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Five reasons to join LSC ♦ Closeness to the LLO: We can easily interact and be present at the site! ♦ The future of gravitational research lies in the arms of laser interferometers ♦ Expand basic science in Mississippi: LSC is a unique opportunity ♦ Solid background in gravitational research: LSC is an undertaking in which we can effectively contribute

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Five reasons to join LSC ♦ Closeness to the LLO: We can easily interact and be present at the site! ♦ The future of gravitational research lies in the arms of laser interferometers ♦ Expand basic science in Mississippi: LSC is a unique opportunity ♦ Solid background in gravitational research: LSC is an undertaking in which we can effectively contribute ♦ A good excuse to leave Oxford, MS time and again

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Five reasons to join LSC ♦ Closeness to the LLO: We can easily interact and be present at the site! ♦ The future of gravitational research lies in the arms of laser interferometers ♦ Expand basic science in Mississippi: LSC is a unique opportunity ♦ Solid background in gravitational research: LSC is an undertaking in which we can effectively contribute ♦ A good excuse to leave Oxford, MS time and again(OK, just kidding… )

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 We also pledge… ♦ Strong University support (Office of Research, College and Department) ♦ Some (initial) funding ♦ Available infrastructures ♦ A lot of enthusiasm!

Marco Cavaglià –University of Mississippi - MIT, July 22-26, 2007 Thank you! (Gravitational wave simulation)