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Gravitational Wave Flux and Quadrupole Modes from Quasi-Circular Non-Spinning Compact Binaries to the Fourth Post-Newtonian Order

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Henry,  Quentin
Astrophysical and Cosmological Relativity, AEI-Golm, MPI for Gravitational Physics, Max Planck Society;

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Blanchet, L., Faye, G., Henry, Q., Larrouturou, F., & Trestini, D. (2023). Gravitational Wave Flux and Quadrupole Modes from Quasi-Circular Non-Spinning Compact Binaries to the Fourth Post-Newtonian Order. Physical Review D, 108(6): 064041. doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.108.064041.


Cite as: https://hdl.handle.net/21.11116/0000-000D-13DC-6
Abstract
This article provides the details on the technical derivation of the
gravitational waveform and total gravitational-wave energy flux of non-spinning
compact binary systems to the 4PN (fourth post-Newtonian) order beyond the
Einstein quadrupole formula. In particular: (i) we overview the link between
the radiative multipole moments measured at infinity and the source moments in
the framework of dimensional regularization; (ii) we compute special
corrections to the source moments due to "infrared" commutators arising at the
4PN order; (iii) we derive a "post-adiabatic" correction needed to evaluate the
tail integral with 2.5PN relative precision; (iv) we discuss the relation
between the binary's orbital frequency in quasi-circular orbit and the
gravitational-wave frequency measured at infinity; (v) we compute the
hereditary effects at the 4PN order, including those coming from the recently
derived tails-of-memory; and (vi) we describe the various tests we have
performed to ensure the correctness of the results. Those results are collected
in an ancillary file.