Octupolar bremsstrahlung waveform up to the two-loop level and the third-and-a-half post-Newtonian accuracy
Donato Bini, Thibault Damour, Andrea Geralico
Abstract
Extending our recent work (which focussed on the even-parity quadrupolar part of the waveform), we compute the even-parity octupolar contribution, U3, to the gravitational waveform W c4 r4G mi mj hi j emitted during the scattering of two masses. We work within the Multipolar Post-Minkowskian (MPM) formalism, and use the 3.5 Post-Newtonian (PN) accurate radiation-reacted quasi-Keplerian representation of the hyperbolic motion. We explicitly evaluate the frequency-domain value U3(ω, θ,ϕ) of U3 up to the 2-loop level, i.e. O(G4) contributions to hij(ω, θ,ϕ), corresponding to O(G3) contributions to U3(ω, θ,ϕ). As a crucial partial confirmation of our result, we find that the 1-loop truncation of our 3.5 PN frequency-domain MPM waveform agrees with corresponding existing Effective Field Theory (EFT) results when taking into account exactly the same (2.5PN-level) difference in the definitions of the center-of-mass origins within the two formalisms that was deduced from our previous quadrupolar comparison.
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