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Local in Time Conservative Binary Dynamics at Fourth Post-Minkowskian Order.

Christoph Dlapa¹, Gregor Kälin¹, Zhengwen Liu^2,3

¹Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY, Notkestrasse 85, 22607 Hamburg, Germany.

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|June 15, 2024

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This study derives the universal conservative dynamics for nonspinning binary systems, accurately describing their motion using scattering data. The findings enhance gravitational wave modeling for generic orbits.

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Area of Science:

General Relativity
Gravitational Physics
Astrophysical Dynamics

Background:

Describing binary systems in generic orbits requires understanding local and nonlocal effects in time.
Previous work established conservative dynamics but lacked a complete local-in-time description.

Purpose of the Study:

To derive the universal local-in-time conservative dynamics for nonspinning binary systems at fourth post-Minkowskian order (O(G^4)).
To incorporate nonlocal-in-time effects and reconstruct key dynamical quantities for generic orbits.

Main Methods:

Computed the nonlocal-in-time contribution to the deflection angle.
Removed nonlocal effects from the full conservative value to isolate local dynamics.
Reconstructed radial action, center-of-mass momentum, and Hamiltonian for generic orbits.

Main Results:

Derived the universal nonspinning local-in-time conservative dynamics at O(G^4).
Successfully incorporated nonlocal terms for ellipticlike motion up to sixth post-Newtonian order.
Achieved excellent agreement with the post-Newtonian state-of-the-art in the overlapping regime.

Conclusions:

The derived dynamics provide the most accurate description of gravitationally bound binaries using scattering data to date.
These results are readily applicable to gravitational waveform modeling for binary systems.