Research theme 04

Gravitational-wave memory

The permanent deformation of spacetime left behind by a passing wave, and how LIGO–Virgo–KAGRA can detect it.

8 papers

Papers

Papers on this theme 8

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2024
Does spacetime have memories? Searching for gravitational-wave memory in the third LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA gravitational-wave transient catalogue

Cheung (group member), Lasky & Thrane
- CQG 41, 115010
- arXiv:2404.11919
2022
Background memories

Lasky & Thrane
- Sci. China Phys. Mech. Astron. 65, 119531
2021
Memory remains undetected: Updates from the second LIGO/Virgo gravitational-wave transient catalog

Hübner, Lasky & Thrane
- PRD 104, 023004
- arXiv:2105.02879
2020
Memory effect or cosmic string? Classifying gravitational-wave bursts with Bayesian inference

Divakarla, Thrane, Lasky & Whiting
- PRD 102, 023010
- arXiv:1911.07998
2020
Measuring gravitational-wave memory in the first LIGO/Virgo gravitational-wave transient catalog

Hübner, Talbot, Lasky & Thrane
- PRD 101, 023011
- arXiv:1911.12496
2018
Gravitational-wave memory: Waveforms and phenomenology

Talbot, Thrane, Lasky & Lin
- PRD 98, 064031
- arXiv:1807.00990
2017
Detecting Gravitational Wave Memory without Parent Signals

McNeill, Thrane & Lasky
- PRL 118, 181103
- arXiv:1702.01759
2016
Detecting Gravitational-Wave Memory with LIGO: Implications of GW150914

Lasky, Thrane, Levin, Blackman & Chen
- PRL 117, 061102
- arXiv:1605.01415