About Me

This page gives some details about my researches and general interests.

I've made a PhD in theoretical physics at the Service de Physique Théorique of the Université Libre (ULB) in Brussels, Belgium. Currently, I am working for the VIRGO collaboration at the Laboratoire d'Annecy-le-Vieux de Physique des Particules (LAPP), in Annecy, France.

The purpose of the Virgo collaboration is to detect gravitational waves thanks to a gravitational wave interferometer located near Pisa, in Italy (43°37'53"N-10°30'16"E). As a member of the Virgo collaboration, I'm mainly working for the LIGO-Virgo Compact Binary Coalescence (CBC) group.

My resume

My Publications

Publications as a member of the Virgo collaboration

Quasi-linear static solutions in massive gravity, Michael V. Bebronne, Physical Review D 82, 024020 (2010) [arXiv: 1005.4547]

Black hole solutions in massive gravity, Michael V. Bebronne & Peter G. Tinyakov, JHEP 0904:100 (2009) [arXiv: 0902.3899]

Instantaneous interaction in massive gravity, Michael V. Bebronne, Physics Letters B 668, 432-437 (2008) [arXiv: 0806.1167]

Massive gravity and structure formation, Michael V. Bebronne & Peter G. Tinyakov, Physical Review D 76, 084011 (2007) [arXiv: 0705.1301]

My PhD Thesis

Theoretical and phenomenological aspects of theories with massive gravitons [arXiv: 0910.4066]