Contact: andrea.maselli[AT]gssi.itLocation: L'Aquila, Italy
Gravitational wave observations of binary mergers are carrying a new revolution in astrophysics. While signals detected by ground based detectors have already shed light on the most violent among astrophysical events, next generation of interferometers like LISA will allow to witness the evolution of new families of sources, as asymmetric binaries, which harbour a unique potential for the identification of new fundamental fields and particles.
The workshop “Asymmetric Binaries Meet Fundamental Astro-Physics” builds around 5 topics connected to these compact sources: self-force methods, beyond GR modelling, Exotic Compact Objects, environmental effects, astrophysics and data analysis approaches.
The goal of the meeting is to discuss the most recent advances in these topics and their relevance to probe astrophysical and fundamental physics scenarios. We aim to foster multidisciplinarity among the various themes.
The workshop will be held at the Gran Sasso Science Institute in L’Aquila, from September 20-22, 2023.
L’Aquila lives in a beautiful environment surrounded by the highest peaks of the Apennine Mountains of Italy. The city is home to art, history, and great food.
Invited Speakers
Enrico Barausse (SISSA)
Christopher Berry* (University of Glasgow)
Susanna Barsanti (Sapienza University)
Beatrice Bonga (Radboud University)
Richard Brito (IST)
Vitor Cardoso (Niels Bohr Institute)
Alvin Chua* (University of Singapore)
Giulia Cusin* (IAP)
Leanne Durkan (University College Dublin)
Elisa Maggio (AEI)
N.K. Krishnendu (ICTS)
Paolo Pani (Sapienza University)
Laura Sberna (AEI)
Pau Amaro Seoane (University of Valencia)
Thomas Sotiriou (Nottingham University)
Lorenzo Speri (AEI)
Andrew Spiers (Nottingham University)
Takahiro Tanaka* (Kyoto University)
Maarten van de Meent (AEI)
Niels Warburton (University College Dublin)
Nico Yunes (University of Illinois)
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Organizing Committee
Leonardo Gualtieri, Andrea Maselli, Adam Pound