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Phas<strong>in</strong>g of GWF<br />

TT radn field is given by wave generation formalisms, as a PN<br />

expansion of the form<br />

h TT<br />

ij = 1<br />

c 4<br />

<br />

h 0 ij + 1<br />

c h1 ij + 1<br />

c 2 h2 ij + 1<br />

c 3 h3 ij + 1<br />

c 4 h4 ij + 1<br />

c 5 h5 ij + 1<br />

c 6 h6 ij + · · ·<br />

Lead<strong>in</strong>g (‘quadrupolar’) approximation is given <strong>in</strong> terms of the<br />

relative separation vector x and relative velocity vector v as<br />

1<br />

c 4 (h0 km) =<br />

4 G µ<br />

c4 Pijkm(N)<br />

R ′<br />

<br />

vij −<br />

G m<br />

r nij<br />

Pijkm(N) TT projection operator project<strong>in</strong>g normal to N, N = R ′ /R ′ ,<br />

R ′ radial distance to the b<strong>in</strong>ary.<br />

When <strong>in</strong>sert<strong>in</strong>g the explicit expression of h 0 ij, and its higher-PN<br />

analogues h 1 ij, h 2 ij · · · which are currently known up to h 4 ij one ends<br />

up with a correspond<strong>in</strong>g expression for the two <strong>in</strong>dependent<br />

polarization amplitudes, as functions of the relative separation r and<br />

the ‘true anomaly’ φ, i.e. the polar angle of x, and their time<br />

derivatives,<br />

<br />

,<br />

<br />

BRI-IHP06-I – p.97/??

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