Speaker
Ed Porter
(APC-Paris / CNRS)
Description
The detection of gravitational waves from the merger of binary black holes during the first Advanced LIGO science runs has opened up a new field of astronomy, and a new window on the universe. During these runs, searches for different types of compact binaries are conducted. In this talk, I will review the detected black hole mergers, and discuss the implications of the non-detection of other transient source types, such as binary neutron stars and intermediate mass black holes, in the first science run.
| Experimental Collaboration | Advanced LIGO - Virgo |
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Author
Ed Porter
(APC-Paris / CNRS)
