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Constraining the Swift Memory Burden Effect with GW250114-like Events
general-relativity-and-quantum-cosmologyhigh-energy-astrophysical-phenomenahigh-energy-physics-phenomenologyhigh-energy-physics-theory
Black hole spectroscopy allows to infer the properties of the remnant of a binary black hole coalescence. Motivated by the recent proposal that a black hole's information load can alter its classical response to small perturbations, an effect known as the swift memory burden (SMB), we develop a mini
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