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An eikonal-inspired approach to the gravitational scattering waveform

Georgoudis, Alessandro, Heissenberg, Carlo, Russo, Rodolfo

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We revisit the amplitude-based derivation of gravitational waveform for the scattering of two scalar black holes at subleading post-Minkowskian (PM) order.

We take an eikonal-inspired approach to the two-massive-particle cut needed in the KMOC framework, as highlighted in arXiv:2308.02125, and show that its effect is to implement a simple change of frame.
This clarifies one of the points raised in arXiv:2309.14925 when comparing with the post-Newtonian (PN) results.
We then provide an explicit PM expression for the waveform in the soft limit, $\omega\to0$, including the first non-universal, $\omega\log\omega$, contribution.

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