Nick Karnesis
@nickarne.bsky.social
Always struggling to understand physics and stuff. Mostly stuff though.
Expertise: Gravitational waves and cabbage salads.
Views my own, unfortunately...
🌐 https://karnesis.github.io/aboutme/
Expertise: Gravitational waves and cabbage salads.
Views my own, unfortunately...
🌐 https://karnesis.github.io/aboutme/
The LISA Science Team has just been completed! Two new members joined as Complementary Scientists for Space Weather and Multi-messenger astronomy 🧪🔭🌌
www.cosmos.esa.int/web/lisa/lis...
@lisacommunity.bsky.social
www.cosmos.esa.int/web/lisa/lis...
@lisacommunity.bsky.social
April 25, 2025 at 12:42 PM
The LISA Science Team has just been completed! Two new members joined as Complementary Scientists for Space Weather and Multi-messenger astronomy 🧪🔭🌌
www.cosmos.esa.int/web/lisa/lis...
@lisacommunity.bsky.social
www.cosmos.esa.int/web/lisa/lis...
@lisacommunity.bsky.social
In our newest work we apply this idea to stochastic signals in the LISA data, and it works quite well! Take a look at this figure, where the ξ parameter of the hyperbolic (a ξ>0 indicates non-Gaussianities), clearly points to the part of the data where the astrophysical component dominates. 🧵 4/5
November 20, 2024 at 12:47 PM
In our newest work we apply this idea to stochastic signals in the LISA data, and it works quite well! Take a look at this figure, where the ξ parameter of the hyperbolic (a ξ>0 indicates non-Gaussianities), clearly points to the part of the data where the astrophysical component dominates. 🧵 4/5