30 March 2020 to 3 April 2020
Porto Rio Hotel, Patras, Greece
Europe/Athens timezone

Fast Rotating Relativistic Stars: Spectra and Stability without Approximation

1 Apr 2020, 17:30
15m
Room 2

Room 2

Oral Presentation General relativity, mergers and gravitational waves Parallel 3B

Speaker

Dr Christian Krueger (University of Tuebingen)

Description

The oscillations and instabilities of relativistic stars are studied by taking into account, for the first time, the contribution of a dynamic space-time. The study is based on the linearised version of Einstein’s equations and via this approach the oscillation frequencies, the damping and growth times as well as the critical values for the onset of the secular (CFS) instability are presented. The ultimate universal relations for asteroseismology are derived which can lead to relations involving the moment of inertia and Love numbers in an effort to uniquely constrain the equation of state via all possible observables. The results are important for all stages of neutron star’s life but especially to nascent or post-merger cases.

Author

Dr Christian Krueger (University of Tuebingen)

Co-author

Prof. Kostas Kokkotas (University of Tuebingen)

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