The Electromagnetic Field in Gravitational Wave Interferometers

Mieling, Thomas; Chruściel, Piotr T.; Palenta, Stefan

doi:10.48550/arxiv.2107.07727

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“…To detect both of these results we have to re-design an experiment which is work in progress [6]. Further, in this paper, the boundary conditions as required in a realistic interferometric set up [13] have to be discussed. However, as we observe to measure the new 'frequency' in an earth experiment one has to use Masers and this is being investigated [6].…”

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Interaction of Electromagnetic field with a Gravitational wave in Minkowski and de-Sitter space-time

Patel,

Dasgupta

2021

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It is important to re-examine some of the interactions of gravitational waves with matter due to the recent discovery of the waves in LIGO. In a previous paper with Morales, interaction of gravitational waves was studied with scalar and neutrino fields in Minkowski space-time. In this paper, we find that Electromagnetic waves have a similar interaction with gravitational wave in a flat background, and we comment on the implications of this for a gravitational wave detector. Primordial gravitational waves were generated in the early universe and thus it is important to study interaction of the gravitational waves in cosmological backgrounds. In this paper we discuss the interaction of electromagnetic waves and gravitational waves in a de-Sitter background. We find that the Electromagnetic wave is perturbed and modulated. This result is new and will be useful in studying inhomogeneities in Cosmic Microwave Background.

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Interaction of Electromagnetic field with a Gravitational wave in Minkowski and de-Sitter space-time

Patel,

Dasgupta

2021

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“…In [19] we have observed that one can solve uniquely the Maxwell equations by describing the laser, and the mirrors, as a boundary-value problem for the Maxwell equations with analytic boundary data given on an infinite timelike hyperplane in a space-time with an analytic metric (13) g…”

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Quo Vadis, Mathematical General Relativity?

Chruściel¹

2021

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The last five years proved that Mathematical General Relativity is more lively than ever. It got itself a Nobel Prize, with help from Roger Penrose. Some long standing major research problems, namely stability of slowly rotating Kerr black holes and positivity of mass in all dimensions, have been announced as being solved [17,24,26]. In my talk in Oberwolfach I reported on some progress in the field, as biased by my research interests, ignoring topics which I expected to be covered by other speakers.The topics I discussed will be split into thematic sections, no order of importance implied.

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The Electromagnetic Field in Gravitational Wave Interferometers

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Interaction of Electromagnetic field with a Gravitational wave in Minkowski and de-Sitter space-time

Interaction of Electromagnetic field with a Gravitational wave in Minkowski and de-Sitter space-time

Quo Vadis, Mathematical General Relativity?

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