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Massive black hole binaries (MBHBs) with masses of 0.1-10 million Solar masses in low-redshift galaxies will be among the loudest sources of gravitational radiation at milli-Hz frequencies observable with the future Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA). While the detection of such systems with LISA will be groundbreaking, we can learn a great deal more if we can also detect their electromagnetic (EM) counterparts. To help identify the counterpart, early warning from LISA on-the-fly parameter estimation will yield time-evolving constraints on sky localization, luminosity distance, chirp mass, and mass ratio. But developing strategies to pick out the EM counterpart from all the candidates in the multi-dimensional error volume of the gravitational wave source requires a detailed inventory of this volume and a systematic evaluation of the credentials of the astrophysical sources within it. With this in mind, I will review EM methods used to search for supermassive black holes, with an emphasis on some of the challenges these methods may face when translated down to lower masses relevant for LISA. I will also discuss efforts to incorporate large-area astronomical surveys in this context in order to inform joint multi-messenger detections.

Fast and Slow transients with the Allen Telescope Array
Wael Farah
Allen Telescope Array, SETI Institute
Tuesday, Mar 26, 2024

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The Allen Telescope Array (ATA) is a radio interferometer hosted on the Hat Creek Radio Observatory, a facility owned and operated by the SETI Institute. Comprised of 42 elements, each 6.1m in diameter, the ATA is the first instrument built from the ground up to perform the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (or SETI). Operating within the 1 to 12 GHz frequency spectrum, the ATA captures electromagnetic radiation, with its digitized data processed centrally in a dedicated signal processing cluster onsite. Observers can then access this data to perform a plethora of scientific investigations. This spans the study of the enigmatic Fast Radio Bursts, brief bursts of radio energy with elusive origins, to the exploration of slow transients like supernovae and tidal disruption events.
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