Constraining the nuclear equation of state with multiple observational channels
ORAL
Abstract
In the next few years, both gravitational wave observations and X-ray timing observations will provide complementary ways to measure the nuclear equation of state. Projecting forward to the future based on plausible astrophysical populations and measurement opportunities available in the next few years, we show that multi-messenger and multi-object observations will allow us to constrain the nuclear equation of state to O(30\%) just above the nuclear saturation density.
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Authors
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Richard O'Shaughnessy
Rochester Inst of Tech
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Jocelyn Read
California State University, Fullerton
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Monica Rizzo
Rochester Institute of Technology
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Andrew W. Steiner
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Univ of Tennessee, Knoxville, Univ of Tennessee, Knoxville and Oak Ridge National Lab
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Leslie Wade
Kenyon College, Kenyon College, LIGO
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Daniel Wysocki
Rochester Institute of Technology