Anirudh Nemmani

I am a PhD student working on long-duration gravitational waves. My supervisor is dr. hab. Michał Bejger.

Before joining CAMK, I worked on the gravitational lensing of gravitational waves, long-duration eccentric gravitational wave signals, and tests of General Relativity using long-duration gravitational waves.

After joining CAMK, I started working with dr. hab. Michał Bejger and prof. J. Leszek Zdunik on using symbolic regression models in recovering the equation of state parameters of quark stars from the mass, radius and tidal deformability observables obtained from the gravitational waves due to sub-solar mass binaries.

I also collaborate with other members of Bejger's group on improving and testing the Time Domain F-statistic (TDFstat) pipeline, developed by POLGRAW, used to search for continuous gravitational waves. I use this pipeline to conduct a directed search for software injections, hardware injections, and real possible candidates.

Currently with dr. hab. Michał Bejger and dr. Paweł Ciecieląg, we are working on the upper limit calculations from the TDFstat pipeline.

Research interests: Long-duration gravitational waves; GW data analysis; time-domain F-statistic; dense-matter equation of state; quark stars; symbolic regression; tests of General Relativity.