4–9 Dec 2015
International Conference Centre Geneva
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A Frequencies Shift in Relativistic Binary System (Theoretical Study)

7 Dec 2015, 18:35
3m
Level 0, Room 3 (International Conference Centre Geneva)

Level 0, Room 3

International Conference Centre Geneva

Poster 15 - Binaries

Speaker

Prof. Abd El Fady Morcos (Emeritus Prof. of Relativistic Astrophysics and Cosmology)

Description

A generalized formula for Kermack, McCrea and Whittaker (KMW), has been derived by the author and et al., to study the limb effect of rapidly rotating stars. In this work a modified Curzon exact solution for Einstein's field equations has been used to study the variation in the frequencies of signals' carriers from a relativistic binary system. The primary star is assumed to be massive with respect to the secondary one. The center of mass is considered to be coincident to the center of rotating polar coordinate system. The rotation of the secondary star around the primary star and Earth's observer rotates with the Earth are considered in our calculation. A general theoretical formula for the variation in the frequencies of the signals' carriers from a binary system is obtained

Primary author

Prof. Abd El Fady Morcos (Emeritus Prof. of Relativistic Astrophysics and Cosmology)

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