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Distributions of the Signals from Gravitational Antennas Versus Nautilus Local Sidereal Hours (NALSH) and Correlations Between the Signals and X-Ray Signatures in Close Binary Systems and SGR

Gian Paolo Murtas
2007

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I have considered coincidences between signals detected by resonant detectors of Gravitational Wave NAUTILUS and EXPLORER located in LNF Frascati and CERN Geneva SW. Time coincidences acceptance is ±10 s. In this way the coincidences are accidentals and have a physical meaning if they are due to projectiles hitting independently the two distant detectors. In order to understand the phenomena I have performed correlations with X-ray detected by satellites and found that 4U1820-30, XTEJ1550-564,
more » ... GR1627-41, SGR1900+14, SGR1806-20, during the 1997, 1998 ware the responsible Sources. Studying the energy distribution of the projectiles versus NAUTILUS Local Sidereal hours I found that these projectiles have a quadrupolar structure i.e. transport polarization and the simplest interpretation is t hat they are GRAVITONS.
doi:10.15161/oar.it/1448983016.42 fatcat:urvq4ec4ovcpthp5tvf4fm5vgy
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Gian Paolo Murtas. "Distributions of the Signals from Gravitational Antennas Versus Nautilus Local Sidereal Hours (NALSH) and Correlations Between the Signals and X-Ray Signatures in Close Binary Systems and SGR." (2007)