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Cosmology with the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna

Published:2023-08-28 Issue:1 Volume:26 Page:
ISSN:1433-8351
Container-title:Living Reviews in Relativity
language:en
Short-container-title:Living Rev Relativ

Author:

Auclair Pierre,Bacon David,Baker Tessa,Barreiro Tiago,Bartolo Nicola,Belgacem Enis,Bellomo Nicola,Ben-Dayan Ido,Bertacca Daniele,Besancon Marc,Blanco-Pillado Jose J.,Blas Diego,Boileau Guillaume,Calcagni Gianluca,Caldwell Robert,Caprini Chiara,Carbone Carmelita,Chang Chia-Feng,Chen Hsin-Yu,Christensen Nelson,Clesse Sebastien,Comelli Denis,Congedo Giuseppe,Contaldi Carlo,Crisostomi Marco,Croon Djuna,Cui Yanou,Cusin Giulia,Cutting Daniel,Dalang Charles,De Luca Valerio,Pozzo Walter Del,Desjacques Vincent,Dimastrogiovanni Emanuela,Dorsch Glauber C.,Ezquiaga Jose Maria,Fasiello Matteo,Figueroa Daniel G.,Flauger Raphael,Franciolini Gabriele,Frusciante Noemi,Fumagalli Jacopo,García-Bellido Juan,Gould Oliver,Holz Daniel,Iacconi Laura,Jain Rajeev Kumar,Jenkins Alexander C.,Jinno Ryusuke,Joana Cristian,Karnesis Nikolaos,Konstandin Thomas,Koyama Kazuya,Kozaczuk Jonathan,Kuroyanagi Sachiko,Laghi Danny,Lewicki Marek,Lombriser Lucas,Madge Eric,Maggiore Michele,Malhotra Ameek,Mancarella Michele,Mandic Vuk,Mangiagli Alberto,Matarrese Sabino,Mazumdar Anupam,Mukherjee Suvodip,Musco Ilia,Nardini Germano^ORCID,No Jose Miguel,Papanikolaou Theodoros,Peloso Marco,Pieroni Mauro,Pilo Luigi,Raccanelli Alvise,Renaux-Petel Sébastien,Renzini Arianna I.,Ricciardone Angelo,Riotto Antonio,Romano Joseph D.,Rollo Rocco,Pol Alberto Roper,Morales Ester Ruiz,Sakellariadou Mairi,Saltas Ippocratis D.,Scalisi Marco,Schmitz Kai,Schwaller Pedro,Sergijenko Olga,Servant Geraldine,Simakachorn Peera,Sorbo Lorenzo,Sousa Lara,Speri Lorenzo,Steer Danièle A.,Tamanini Nicola,Tasinato Gianmassimo,Torrado Jesús,Unal Caner,Vennin Vincent,Vernieri Daniele,Vernizzi Filippo,Volonteri Marta,Wachter Jeremy M.,Wands David,Witkowski Lukas T.,Zumalacárregui Miguel,Annis James,Ares Fëanor Reuben,Avelino Pedro P.,Avgoustidis Anastasios,Barausse Enrico,Bonilla Alexander,Bonvin Camille,Bosso Pasquale,Calabrese Matteo,Çalışkan Mesut,Cembranos Jose A. R.,Chala Mikael,Chernoff David,Clough Katy,Criswell Alexander,Das Saurya,Silva Antonio da,Dayal Pratika,Domcke Valerie,Durrer Ruth,Easther Richard,Escoffier Stephanie,Ferrans Sandrine,Fryer Chris,Gair Jonathan,Gordon Chris,Hendry Martin,Hindmarsh Mark,Hooper Deanna C.,Kajfasz Eric,Kopp Joachim,Koushiappas Savvas M.,Kumar Utkarsh,Kunz Martin,Lagos Macarena,Lilley Marc,Lizarraga Joanes,Lobo Francisco S. N.,Maleknejad Azadeh,Martins C. J. A. P.,Meerburg P. Daniel,Meyer Renate,Mimoso José Pedro,Nesseris Savvas,Nunes Nelson,Oikonomou Vasilis,Orlando Giorgio,Özsoy Ogan,Pacucci Fabio,Palmese Antonella,Petiteau Antoine,Pinol Lucas,Zwart Simon Portegies,Pratten Geraint,Prokopec Tomislav,Quenby John,Rastgoo Saeed,Roest Diederik,Rummukainen Kari,Schimd Carlo,Secroun Aurélia,Sesana Alberto,Sopuerta Carlos F.,Tereno Ismael,Tolley Andrew,Urrestilla Jon,Vagenas Elias C.,van de Vis Jorinde,van de Weygaert Rien,Wardell Barry,Weir David J.,White Graham,Świeżewska Bogumiła,Zhdanov Valery I.,

Abstract

AbstractThe Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) has two scientific objectives of cosmological focus: to probe the expansion rate of the universe, and to understand stochastic gravitational-wave backgrounds and their implications for early universe and particle physics, from the MeV to the Planck scale. However, the range of potential cosmological applications of gravitational-wave observations extends well beyond these two objectives. This publication presents a summary of the state of the art in LISA cosmology, theory and methods, and identifies new opportunities to use gravitational-wave observations by LISA to probe the universe.

Funder

Norges Forskningsråd

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Physics and Astronomy (miscellaneous)

Link

https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s41114-023-00045-2.pdf

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