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An Efficient Signal to Noise Approximation for Eccentric Inspiraling Binaries Randall, Lisa, Shelest, Alexandra, Xianyu, Zhong-Zhi
Understand Eccentricity has emerged as a potentially useful tool for helping to identify the origin of black hole mergers.
However, owing to the large number of harmonics required to compute the amplitude of an eccentric signal, eccentric templates can be computationally very expensive, making statistical analyses to distinguish distributions from different formation channels very challenging. In this paper, we outline a method for estimating the signal-to-noise ratio for inspiraling binaries at lower frequencies such as those proposed for LISA and DECIGO. Our approximation can be useful more generally for any quasi-periodic sources. An Efficient Signal to Noise Approximation for Eccentric Inspiraling Binaries · Around
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