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    This document contains questions about Newtonian orbits and introducing relativistic dissipation to model the LIGO-GW150914 gravitational wave detection. It asks the test taker to define various parameters and quantities related to orbital frequency, precession angles, orbital elements, dissipation coefficients, chirp mass, maximum orbital separation, and collision velocity needed to model the observed gravitational waves. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions assessing understanding of modeling the binary black hole merger using both Newtonian and relativistic mechanics.

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    This document contains questions about Newtonian orbits and introducing relativistic dissipation to model the LIGO-GW150914 gravitational wave detection. It asks the test taker to define various parameters and quantities related to orbital frequency, precession angles, orbital elements, dissipation coefficients, chirp mass, maximum orbital separation, and collision velocity needed to model the observed gravitational waves. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions assessing understanding of modeling the binary black hole merger using both Newtonian and relativistic mechanics.

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    T1 A Official English

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    Rea Mitrushi
    This document contains questions about Newtonian orbits and introducing relativistic dissipation to model the LIGO-GW150914 gravitational wave detection. It asks the test taker to define various parameters and quantities related to orbital frequency, precession angles, orbital elements, dissipation coefficients, chirp mass, maximum orbital separation, and collision velocity needed to model the observed gravitational waves. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions assessing understanding of modeling the binary black hole merger using both Newtonian and relativistic mechanics.

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    Theory

    A1-1
    English (Official)

    LIGO-GW150914 (10 points)


    Part A: Newtonian (conservative) orbits (3.0 points)

    A.1 (1.0 pt)

    𝑛=
     
    𝛼=

    A.2 (1.0 pt)

    𝐴(𝜇, Ω, 𝐿) =

    A.3 (1.0 pt)

    𝛽=

    Part B: Introducing relativistic dissipation (7.0 points)

    B.1 (1.0 pt)

    𝑘=
     
    𝑎1 = 𝑎2 = 𝑎3 =
     
    𝑏1 = 𝑏2 = 𝑏3 =
     
    𝑐12 = 𝑐13 = 𝑐23 =
     
    𝑐21 = 𝑐22 = 𝑐23 =
     
    𝑐31 = 𝑐32 = 𝑐33 =

    B.2 (1.0 pt)

    𝜉=

    B.3 (1.0 pt)

    𝑀c =
    Theory

    A1-2
    English (Official)

    B.4 (2.0 pt)

    𝑝=

    B.5 (1.0 pt)

    𝑀c ≃ 𝑀≃

    B.6 (1.0 pt)

    𝑅⊙ 𝑣col
    𝐿≃ 𝑅max
    ≃ 𝑐 ≃

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