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Binary neutron stars in the next-generation era: Multi-messenger detection prospects and constraints on the equation of state, mass distribution, and cosmology
Hauke Koehn, Thibeau Wouters, Gilad Sadeh +5
The paper forecasts how many binary neutron‑star mergers will be observed jointly in gravitational waves and electromagnetic light by next‑generation detectors like the Einstein Te…
The hydrodynamics of stratified ultra-relativistic outflows and the origin of GRB X-ray plateaus
Gilad Sadeh, Kenta Hotokezaka, Masaru Shibata
The origin of the X-ray plateau phase observed in a large fraction of gamma-ray burst afterglows remains debated. We present a novel analytic framework for the hydrodynamics of ult…
Inferring kilonova ejecta photospheric properties from early blackbody spectra
Gilad Sadeh
We present simple analytic corrections to the standard blackbody fitting used for early kilonova emission. We consider a spherical, relativistically expanding shell that radiates t…
The non-thermal emission following GW170817 is consistent with a conical radially-stratified outflow with initial Lorentz factor
Gilad Sadeh, Eli Waxman
We show that the non-thermal radio to X-ray emission following the neutron star merger GW170817 is consistent with synchrotron emission from a collisionless shock driven into the i…
Synchrotron break frequencies of mildly-to-highly relativistic outflows observed off-axis
Gilad Sadeh
We consider the synchrotron spectrum produced by mildly-to-highly relativistic collisionless shocks. Simple analytic formulae are derived for the break frequencies (peak frequency,…
Late-time non-thermal emission from mildly relativistic tidal ejecta of compact objects merger
Gilad Sadeh
Mergers of compact objects (binary neutron stars, BNS, or neutron star-black hole, NSBH) with a substantial mass ratio () are expected to produce a mildly relativistic eject…