The Road to Prediction: Toward Gravitational Wave Signatures from Core Collapse Supernovae

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Gravitational Radiation, Magnetic Fields, And Other Observations, Wave Generation And Sources, Supernovae

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Gravitational waves from a core collapse supernova will result from a number of phenomena that may occur during the explosion. An exciting prospect stems from the fact that waves from these different phenomena will occur at different amplitudes and frequencies, providing, with a successful detection and analysis, evidence of them and the opportunity to perform a detailed comparison of model predictions and gravitational wave observations. The latter would serve both to help us understand supernova phenomenology and to develop realistic three-dimensional supernova models. We present a brief ``state of supernova theory'' and discuss the outstanding research issues that must be addressed to both ascertain the core collapse supernova mechanism and predict core collapse supernova gravitational wave signatures.

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