Résumé
Many
gravitational wave (GW) searches are performed as followups of
electromagnetic (EM) observations of astrophysical events, such as
gamma-ray bursts, soft gamma repeaters or pulsar glitches. The presence
of an astrophysical trigger allows the detection of weaker GWs and a
richer result interpretation compared to blind all-time all-sky GW
searches.
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Bibliographie
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