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Two-body problem in Scalar-Tensor theories as a deformation of General Relativity : an Effective-One-Body approach

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arxiv 1703.05360 v1 pith:US44RLM5 submitted 2017-03-15 gr-qc

Félix-Louis Julié , Nathalie Deruelle This is my paper · ORCID
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In this paper we address the two-body problem in massless Scalar-Tensor (ST) theories within an Effective-One-Body (EOB) framework. We focus on the first building block of the EOB approach, that is, mapping the conservative part of the two-body dynamics onto the geodesic motion of a test particle in an effective external metric. To this end, we first deduce the second post-Keplerian (2PK) Hamiltonian of the two-body problem from the known 2PK Lagrangian. We then build, by means of a canonical transformation a ST-deformation of the general relativistic EOB Hamiltonian which allows to incorporate the Scalar-Tensor (2PK) corrections to the currently best available General Relativity EOB results. This EOB-ST Hamiltonian defines a resummation of the dynamics that may provide information on the strong-field regime, in particular, the ISCO location and associated orbital frequency and can be compared to other, e.g. tidal, corrections.

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