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Not-Quite-Continuous Gravitational Waves Challenges and Opportunities Reinhard Prix Albert-Einstein-Institute Hannover INT Workshop on Astro-solids and GWs 18 April 2018 LIGO-G1800726-v3 1

Outline 1 Why this might be an issue 2 How bad could it be? (timing noise, glitches, spin-wandering) 3 How can we deal with this? 2

Recap: Continuous Gravitational Waves (CWs) deformed (ɛ) spinning NS periodic GWs at f = 2 f spin Strain amplitude ( h 0 on Earth h 0 10 25 ɛ ) ( ) ( ) I 2 ( ) fspin 100 pc 10 6 10 38 kg m 2 50 Hz distance CW phase model@ns low-order Taylor model {f, ḟ, ( f )}: ( φ(t) = 2π f t + 1 2ḟ t2 (+ 1 ) t 6 f 3 ) 3

Recap: Potential CW Emission Mechanisms Mountains f = 2 f spin r-modes f 4 3 f spin Precession f f spin, 2 f spin Accretion f 2 f spin or 4 3 f spin 4

What Could Go Wrong? [Brainstorming Laundry List] Fragile assumptions: 1) always-on 2) Taylor spindown {f, ḟ, f } 1 intrinsically-transient CW emission [larger non-axisymmetry ɛ shorter timescales?] mountains, r-modes: triggered by NS glitches? (post-glitch relaxation O (days-months)) r-mode instability window transient accretion other? (asteroid-impact?, BNS post-merger?) 2 non-taylor phase evolution: ( apparent transient-cw) glitching-cws: sudden change in {f, ḟ } timing noise : randomly drifting {f, ḟ } isolated pulsars (as seen in EM) accretion spin-drift in LMXBs very young object (high f ) power-law spindown ḟ = κ f n other? (eg missed binary-orbital evolution) 5

Some Recent Suggestions for Not-Quite-CWs transient-cws from post-glitch Ekman-flow [van Eysden, Melatos (2008), +Bennett (2010), Singh (2017)] inter-glitch r-mode spindown (n = 7) in J0537-6910? [Andersson+(2017)] CW-driven spindown during accretion in PSR J1023-0038? [Haskell&Patruno (2017)] GW170817 post-merger: HMNS 1s, SMNS 10 10 4 s transient CW from bar-mode-, magnetar-instability [LVC (2017)], Paul Lasky s talk... 6

Search Methods I: Coherent Matched Filtering Optimal matched filtering (data template) 1 S n Tobs 0 data(t) template(t) dt coherent Signal-to-Noise ratio: SNR = (s s) h 0 Tobs Sn amplitude h 0 10 25, noise S n 10 23 Hz 1/2 T obs O (days) BUT: larger T obs increases parameter-space resolution Uncertainties (sky, f,ḟ,... ) need template bank Cost( f ) Cost( {f, ḟ }) Cost( {sky, f, ḟ }) T obs T obs 3 T obs 5... limits coherence time T obs O (days) optimal in principle, but not if cannot afford to analyse all the data + larger T obs more fragile to phase-model deviations 7

Search Methods II: Semi-Coherent Methods Split T obs into segments N seg T seg + incoherently combine (eg sum) Cost Cost = C 0 { less sensitive for same amount of data, but much faster! more sensitive at fixed computing cost (typically 2) + smaller T seg more robust to phase-model deviations insensitive to arbitrary phase jumps between segments coarser frequency- and spindown resolution: df 1 T seg, dḟ 1 T obs T seg,... BUT: follow-up interesting candidates increase T seg T obs 8

Outline 1 Why this might be an issue 2 How bad could it be? (timing noise, glitches, spin-wandering) 3 How can we deal with this? 9

Timing Noise (in Non-Accreting Pulsars) Examples of timing residuals wrt Taylor spindown (over 38y): [Hobbs, Lyne, Cramer (2010)] What relation of EM-timing noise to CWs? [Jones (2004)] Use observed timing noise in Crab-template [Pitkin&Woan (2004)] Impact on wide-parameter-space searches [Ashton, Jones, Prix (2015)] 10

Effect of Timing Noise on CW searches [Ashton, Jones, Prix (2015)] Generate CW signal with Crab timing noise Search over {f, ḟ } using Taylor spindown with varying T obs measure mismatch µ relative SNR-loss wrt to optimum Slide observation window to average mismatch µ ± std[µ] Crab-level timing noise not very problematic BUT: timing noise seems to increase with ḟ [Hobbs, Lyne, Cramer (2010)] ḟ Crab 7 10 10 Hz CW searches go up to ḟ (10 9 10 7 ) Hz s s 11

Effect of Glitches on CWs: Extrapolate Pulsar Sample [Espinoza+(2011)] [Ashton, Prix, Jones (2017)] 12

Effect of Glitches on CWs glitch: signal jumps in {f, ḟ } space [Ashton+, in prep.] 2 transient-cws [0, t g ], [t g, T obs ] + interference, shifted maximum! maximal loss of SNR bounded by longest transient-cw 13

Glitching CWs: Impact on Searches and Follow-Up Glitch δf = 5 10 7 Hz, search: T seg = 1d, T obs = 100 d follow-up: increase T seg = 1 T obs [Ashton, Prix, Jones (2017)] 14

Spin Wandering in Accreting Pulsars [Mukherjee, Messenger, Riles (2018)] variable X-ray flux ( 2 3) (model as a stochastic process with measured spectrum) mass accretion Ṁ(t) torque (via I, (r m /r co ),f spin ) drift ḟ (t) [3, 500] 10 7 Hz s pessimistic realization f spin = 500 Hz, (r m/r co) = 100 limits max T seg [5, 80] d limits sensitivity (semi-coh.) Viterbi: increase max T seg unclear how to go to a coherent follow-up? 15

Outline 1 Why this might be an issue 2 How bad could it be? (timing noise, glitches, spin-wandering) 3 How can we deal with this? 16

Search Methods: Spin-Wandering / Timing Noise Use inherent robustness of semi-coherent methods constrains T seg max T seg [Messenger+ (2015), Whelan+ (2015), LVC ApJ (2017)] Viterbi: can track spin-drift, allows larger max T seg [LVC PRD (2017)] [Suvorova+ (2016)] Follow-up: how to increase sensitivity beyond max T seg? 17

Search Methods: Glitching- & Transient CWs Bayesian transient-cw (+line robust) semi-coherent odds: O ts/gl tl (data) P(tS data) [Keitel (2016)] P(G or L or tl data) explicit transient-cw coherent F-statistic(sky, f, ḟ, t start, τ }{{} ) [Prix, Giampanis, Messenger (2011)] additional search parameters: computationally infeasible for wide-parameter-space searches target interesting sources and/or follow-up candidates L. Fesik+ @AEI: inter-glitch r-modes in J0537-6910 D. Keitel+: efficient GPU implementation, search post-glitch Glitching-CW MCMC follow-up method [Ashton&Prix (2018), Ashton+ (in prep.)], Greg Ashton s talk transient-cw MCMC search method [Keitel,Ashton,?] Viterbi: can track general non-taylor spin evolution (e.g. power-law spindown, glitches) [Suvorova+ (2016), Sun+ (2018)] 18

Conclusions Summary: Challenges: easier to miss might need more computing cost confident detection? (especially for transient-cws) Searches: robustness dedicated searches/follow-up Opportunity: Signals carry more information than CWs! Outlook: better astrophysical priors? improved / robust search methods: MCMC, O ts/gl tl, transient-cw F-statistic, Viterbi,... Deep Neural Networks? generalize well + only need examples! 19