Ten years of GW detections

This year we celebrated the ten year anniversary of the first detection of gravitational waves (GWs) by LIGO. To do so, we discussed various cutting-edge aspects of the EOB framework and its applications, from advancements in analytical relativity to challenges in data analysis. In particular, we focused on:

  • The inclusion of post-Minkowskian information in EOB models, and synergies with numerical relativity
  • The modeling of binaries on non-circular orbits, from the test-mass to the comparable mass regime

On 03/09/25 we followed two special lectures by Thibault Damour, dedicated to 25 years of the EOB approach, and Aaron Zimmerman, on 10 years of gravitational wave detection. These lectures were addressed to a non expert audience.

Link to the workshop

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Special lecture from Prof. Thibault Damour Dr. A. Nagar leading the final discussion of the workshop
Top: Participants to the workshop. Bottom left: Special lecture by Prof. T. Damour. Bottom right: A. Nagar, T. Damour, J. Lange, A. Clark and O. Long engaging in one of the lively discussions of the workshop.

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