Note on pulsar timing array correlation functions induced by peculiar velocities
Neha Anil Kumar, Keisuke Inomata, Marc Kamionkowski

TL;DR
This paper confirms recent findings on how our peculiar velocity affects pulsar timing array correlation functions using harmonic-space calculations, also enabling easier derivation of related correlations.
Contribution
It provides a harmonic-space calculation that verifies previous results and simplifies obtaining ORFs for spin-1 GWs and astrometry correlations.
Findings
Harmonic-space calculation confirms previous results
Simplifies derivation of ORFs for spin-1 GWs
Enables easier computation of astrometry correlations
Abstract
Several papers have recently calculated the contribution to pulsar timing array overlap reduction functions (ORFs) induced by our peculiar velocity with respect to the rest frame of the stochastic gravitational-wave background. Here we show that a harmonic-space calculation confirms the most recent result. We note that, with the harmonic-space calculation, the ORFs for spin-1 GWs and the correlations with astrometry measurements are also easily obtained.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPulsars and Gravitational Waves Research · Radio Astronomy Observations and Technology · Scientific Research and Discoveries
