The Distributional Stress–Energy Quadrupole and Gravitational Waves

Gratus, Jonathan and Talaganis, Spyridon (2023) The Distributional Stress–Energy Quadrupole and Gravitational Waves. Universe, 9 (12): 518.

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Abstract

In this overview, we discuss the (Schwartz) distributional stress–energy quadrupole and show it is a source of gravitational waves. We provide an explicit formula for the metric of linearised gravity in the case of a background Minkowski spacetime. We compare and contrast the two different representations for quadrupoles taken by Dixon and Ellis, present the formula for the dynamics of the quadrupole moments, and determine the number of free components. We review other approaches to the dynamics of quadrupoles, comparing our results.

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Journal Article
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Universe
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Research Output Funding/yes_externally_funded
Subjects:
?? schartz distributionsdynamical equationsgravitational sources;yes - externally fundedno ??
ID Code:
211719
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Deposited On:
18 Dec 2023 10:50
Refereed?:
Yes
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Published
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18 Apr 2024 01:05