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Gravitational wave stochastic background in reduced Horndeski theories
João C. Lobato, Isabela S. Matos, Maurício O. Calvão +1
We generalize to reduced Horndeski theories of gravity, where gravitational waves (GWs) travel at the speed of light, the expression of a statistically homogeneous and unpolarized…
Constraining modified gravity with gravitational wave distance measurements
Isabela S. Matos
It has been shown in the literature that detections of gravitational waves (GWs) emitted by binary sources can provide measurements of luminosity distance. The events followed by e…
Influence of gravitational waves upon light in the Minkowski background: from null geodesics to interferometry
João C. Lobato, Isabela S. Matos, Lucas T. Santana +2
We have recently derived a manifestly covariant evolution law, under the geometrical optics approximation of the vacuum Maxwell's equations, for the electric field along null geode…
Gravitational wave propagation in models: New parametrizations and observational constraints
Isabela S. Matos, Maurício O. Calvão, Ioav Waga
Modified gravity (MG) theories predict, in general, that the ratio of gravitational wave (GW) to electromagnetic (EM) luminosity distances, , differs from its general relativity…
Influence of gravitational waves upon light. Part II. Electric field propagation and interference pattern in a gravitational wave detector
João C. Lobato, Isabela S. Matos, Lucas T. Santana +2
In this second article of the series, we apply our recently derived equation for the electric field propagation along light rays [arXiv:2004.03496], valid on the electromagnetic ge…
Influence of gravitational waves upon light. Part I. Null geodesics, radar distance and frequency shift
João C. Lobato, Isabela S. Matos, Lucas T. Santana +2
We explore different facets of the action of linearized gravitational waves in Minkowski spacetime background upon light, under the electromagnetic geometrical optics limit, coveri…