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Nonlinear Gravitational Wave Interactions in an Expanding Universe
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A solar energy research paper on Nonlinear Gravitational Wave Interactions in an Expanding Universe.
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Original abstract
This study explores the nonlinear interactions between gravitational waves in an expanding universe. Random ensembles of gravitational waves are evolved numerically in cosmological models whose spatial volumes increase by more than an order of magnitude during these simulations. These evolutions show the spectra of the gravitational waves evolving as energy cascades away from the wavelengths at the peak of the initial spectra toward both longer and shorter wavelengths. Evolutions performed at different gravitational wave amplitudes are shown to produce cascades that scale with amplitude in the way predicted by the four-wave scattering models of gravitational-wave turbulence.
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