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Hadamard regularization of the third post-Newtonian gravitational wave generation of two point masses

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arxiv gr-qc/0409094 v2 pith:5HZ2ZWU2 submitted 2004-09-24 gr-qc

Hadamard regularization of the third post-Newtonian gravitational wave generation of two point masses

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Continuing previous work on the 3PN-accurate gravitational wave generation from point particle binaries, we obtain the binary's 3PN mass-type quadrupole and dipole moments for general (not necessarily circular) orbits in harmonic coordinates. The final expressions are given in terms of their ``core'' parts, resulting from the application of the pure Hadamard-Schwartz (pHS) self-field regularization scheme, and augmented by an ``ambiguous'' part. In the case of the 3PN quadrupole we find three ambiguity parameters, xi, kappa and zeta, but only one for the 3PN dipole, in the form of the particular combination xi+kappa. Requiring that the dipole moment agree with the center-of-mass position deduced from the 3PN equations of motion in harmonic coordinates yields the relation xi+kappa=-9871/9240. Our results will form the basis of the complete calculation of the 3PN radiation field of compact binaries by means of dimensional regularization.

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