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Intro
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Strong field GR and black holes in nature
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Self consistency tests within GR
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Residuals
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Consistency between inspiral/ringdown
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Beyond Self-consistency
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The problem with non-perturbative gravity beyond
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Modified Geometry
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Modified matter
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Two-way traversable wormhole mergers
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Black Bubble Stability
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The Einstein/Klein-Gordon/Hydrodynamic code
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The internal flux
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Scalar field from example case
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Metric variables from example case
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Conclusions
Description:
Explore the cutting-edge research on testing general relativity through black hole mergers in this 46-minute lecture by Frans Pretorius of Princeton University. Delve into the challenges of extracting stringent constraints from LIGO/Virgo observations and the obstacles in predicting waveforms for modified gravity theories. Examine numerical approaches to assess the viability of beyond-GR constructions, including gravitational collapse in Einstein-dilaton-Gauss-Bonnet gravity and the dynamical stability of AdS black bubbles. Gain insights into strong field general relativity, self-consistency tests, and the complexities of non-perturbative gravity beyond current models. Discover the intricacies of modified geometry, modified matter, and two-way traversable wormhole mergers. Analyze the Einstein/Klein-Gordon/Hydrodynamic code, internal flux, and metric variables through example cases, enhancing your understanding of advanced concepts in gravitation and black hole dynamics.

Testing General Relativity with Black Hole Mergers - IPAM at UCLA

Institute for Pure & Applied Mathematics (IPAM)
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