High-frequency gravity waves of the boson stars

Authors: Nikolaeva V.A.
Published in issue: #5(94)/2024
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Category: Physics | Chapter: Astrophysics
Keywords: gravity waves, boson stars, scalar field, Fabry-Perot interferometer
Published: 24.11.2024

The paper considers high-frequency gravity waves of the boson stars binary system based on the effective multi-field model. Within the framework of the considered model, dependence of the gravity waves characteristics on the system parameters is obtained. Besides, the paper presents an assessment of a possibility to register the high-frequency gravity waves based on the gravity-optical resonance in the Fabry-Perot interferometers. Parameters of this type of detector required in direct registration of the high-frequency gravity waves of the boson stars binary system are computed. The paper shows that the detector considered in this work has high sensitivity, which is greater than could be proposed by other detectors of the high-frequency gravity waves.

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