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Scalar induced gravitational waves in light of Pulsar Timing Array data
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The power-law parametrization for the energy density spectrum of gravitational wave (GW) background is a useful tool to study its physics and origin. While scalar induced secondary gravitational waves (SIGWs) from some particular models fit the signal detected by NANOGrav, Parkers Pulsar Timing Array, European Pulsar Timing Array, and Chinese Pulsar Timing Array collaborations better than GWs from supermassive black hole binaries (SMBHBs), we test the consistency of the data with the infrared part of SIGWs which is somewhat independent of models. Through Bayesian analysis, we show that the infrared parts of SIGWs fit the data better than GW background from SMBHBs. The results give tentative evidence for SIGWs.
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