Garching Core-Collapse Supernova Archive
Max-Planck Institute for Astrophysics

Gravitational wave signal of models s15fr, s15r, and s15nr

Here you can find the gravitational wave amplitudes published in [1].
The gravitational wave amplitudes are from matter flow
only, i.e. the contribution of anisotropic neutrino emission is not included.

Gravitational wave signal of models s15fr, s15r, and s15nr

Of the three simulations, there are two non-exploding 3D models
(s15nr, and s15r; see [1,2] for details), and one exploding model (s15fr; see [1,2] for details).

s15frgw_equ.dat
s15frgw_pol.dat

s15rgw_equ.dat
s15rgw_pol.dat

s15nrgw_equ.dat
s15nrgw_pol.dat

For each model, the amplitudes are given for three observer directions.
The files labeled with '_pol.dat' and '_equ.dat' contain the
amplitudes as seen by an observer viewing the simulation from
the 'Equator' and 'Pole' direction defined in [1], respectively.
In short, the 'Equator' observer is situated along the x-axis of the
computational grid and the observer at the "Pole" is observing the
simulation along the z-axis of the computational grid.
Each file contains three columns. The first column gives the time since
core-bounce, in seconds. The second and third columns hold the
A_x and A_+ amplitudes, respectively. Time is given in seconds after core bounce.

The amplitudes are sampled with a time resolution of about 0.5 ms, i.e. the corresponding
Nyquist frequency
is about 1000 Hz.

References

[1] Andresen et al, https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2019MNRAS.486.2238A
[2] Summa et al, https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2018ApJ...852...28S

Contact


Haakon Andresen
haakoan@gmail.com


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