Высокочастотные гравитационные волны бозонных звезд

Авторы: Николаева В.А.
Опубликовано в выпуске: #5(94)/2024
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Раздел: Физика | Рубрика: Астрофизика
Ключевые слова: гравитационные волны, бозонные звезды, скалярное поле, интерферометры Фабри — Перо
Опубликовано: 24.11.2024

Рассмотрены высокочастотные гравитационные волны двойной системы бозонных звезд на основе эффективной мульти-полевой модели. В рамках рассмотренной модели получена зависимость характеристик гравитационных волн от параметров данной системы. Также представлена оценка возможности регистрации высокочастотных гравитационных волн на основе гравитационно-оптического резонанса в интерферометрах Фабри — Перо. Проведены расчеты параметров детектора данного типа, необходимых для непосредственной регистрации высокочастотных гравитационных волн двойной системы бозонных звезд. Показано, что рассмотренный в данной работе детектор обладает высокой чувствительностью, большей, чем могут предложить другие детекторы высокочастотных гравитационных волн.

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