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effective one-body formalism: a standalone construct

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mapping of the relativistic two-body problem onto the motion of one particle in an effective metric, used to model binary waveforms.

In gravitational physics, effective one-body formalism refers to mapping of the relativistic two-body problem onto the motion of one particle in an effective metric, used to model binary waveforms. This meaning comes from Buonanno (1999) in Physical Review D.[1]

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References

Buonanno, A., & Damour, T. (1999). Effective one-body approach to general relativistic two-body dynamics. Physical Review D, 59(8). https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevd.59.084006

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