Angular momentum is a basic and yet mysterious quantity. In this talk, I will discuss the angular momentum carried away by radiation in a classical scattering process. I will show new formulae for calculating angular momentum in electromagnetism and gravity and discuss several counter-intuitive features. The radiated linear/angular momentum can be used to bootstrap the dissipative force in binary inspiral, which is relevant to current and future gravitational-wave experiments. Combining the information from two-body scattering in GR, we bootstrap the binary dynamics to state-of-the-art precision without using the Einstein equations.
BSM Forum
Zoom Meeting ID
65562333965
Host
Elena Gianolio
Alternative hosts
Benoit Loyer, Joachim Kopp, Matthew Philip Mccullough, Pascal Pignereau, Joe Davighi, Marzia Bordone, Tim Cohen