Gravitational Wave Mergers from Primordial Black Holes in the Early and Late Universe

Join a seminar presentation by Alessandro Alberto Trani from the Niels Bohr Institute exploring gravitational wave mergers from primordial black holes across different cosmic epochs. Delve into the physics and phenomena of these ancient black holes and their role in producing detectable gravitational wave signals both in the early universe and more recent cosmic history. Over the course of 80 minutes, examine the theoretical frameworks and observational evidence for primordial black hole mergers as important sources of gravitational waves that current and future detectors may observe.