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Probing Quadratic Gravity with Binary Inspirals

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arxiv 1906.12034 v4 pith:SIAILRV6 submitted 2019-06-28 gr-qc hep-phhep-th

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keywords quadraticgravitybinarycalculationscdotcurvaturegammalesssim
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In this paper, we study gravitational waves generated by binary systems within an extension of General Relativity which is described by the addition of quadratic in curvature tensor terms to the Einstein-Hilbert action. Treating quadratic gravity as an effective theory valid in the low energy/curvature regime, we argue that reliable calculations can be performed in the early inspiral phase, and furthermore, no flux of additional massive waves can be detected. We then compute the massive dipole (-1PN) leading corrections to the post-Newtonian (PN) expansion of the standard waveform. By confronting these theoretical calculations with available experimental data, we constrain both unknown parameters of quadratic gravity to be $0 \leq \gamma \, \lesssim 5.7\cdot 10^{76}$, and $-\frac{\gamma}{4} \leq \beta \, \lesssim - 4.2\cdot 10^{75}$.

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  1. Gravitational Waves Emission in Quadratic Gravity: longitudinal modes, angular momentum emission, and positivity of the radiated power

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    In quadratic gravity, longitudinal massive spin-2 modes make radiated power negative; projecting them out restores positive energy and angular momentum emission and slows the precession spin-down of an ellipsoid.

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