Donato Bini - Recent PN/PM analytic results in the gravitational two-body system @IhesFr

Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Some recent results (up to the 3.5PN accuracy level) concerning the waveform, the radiation losses, the scattering angle etc., in a gravitational two-body system are discussed, with special attention to theoretical bottlenecks for future improvements.

Donato Bini (IAC, CNR, Rome)

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