On the Gravitational Wave and Force Propagation Speed Impact on the GEM Decay of Circular Orbits

@article{QuinteroLeyva2020OnTG,
  title={On the Gravitational Wave and Force Propagation Speed Impact on the GEM Decay of Circular Orbits},
  author={Barbaro Quintero-Leyva},
  journal={OALib},
  year={2020},
  url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:225410200}
}
Subluminal values of the speed of gravitational waves (GW) were obtained that reproduce a hypothetical Hulse-Taylor binary pulsar undergoing circular orbit decay. Those values of speed were used to simulate, in the framework of gravitoelectromagnetism (GEM), the in-spiral process of 3 GW events. The calculated results show a significantly better agreement (with the results of the linear theory of relativity) than the ones obtained using the speed of light. A method was proposed to measure the… 
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