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Joint PDF(ts, τs) in Eq. (7) from merged (H1,L1)-spectrograms by χ-image analysis following time-slide analysis (top-left panels). Clustering is seen in the (ts, τs)-plane about a global maximum in the extended foreground over small time-slides Eq. (11). (The peak in the cluster in extended foreground (S1) is slightly larger than what is seen in conventional foreground (S0).) This cluster is extremal in the sense of Eq. (13). Tracing produces PDF’s of τs and the delay time ts − tm, where tm is the merger time of GW170817. There is notable consistency in τs with the duration s of GRB170817A (Pozanenko et al. 2018), expected from the timescale of black hole spin-down in interaction with surrounding high-density matter following gravitational collapse of the hyper-massive neutron star in the immediate aftermath of this merger. Clustering in τs and ts as a function of time-slide Δt in the post-merger emission to GW170817 extracted from (H1,L1)-spectrograms merged by frequency coincidences |fH1fL1| < 10 Hz (top-right panels). Contour plots of (maximal over τs, fs, f0) over all time-slides Δtϵ [−32, 32] s (S0 − 2) in the bottom panels. The right panel zooms in on Δtϵ [−1, 1] s, highlighting clustering within Δtϵ [−τ, τ] set by the intermediate time scale τ ≃ 0.5 s of our template bank. Crucially, this cluster is extremal in the sense of Eq. (13) in extended foreground (S1).

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