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Different approaches to the study of the gravitational radiation emitted by astrophysical sources

Stars and black holes are sources of gravitational radiation in many phases of their life, and the signals they emit exhibit features that are characteristic of the generating process. Emitted since the beginning of star formation, these signals also contribute to create a stochastic background of gravitational waves. We shall show how the spectral properties of this background can be estimated in terms of the energy spectrum of each single event and of the star formation rate history, which is now deducible from astronomical observations. We shall further discuss the process of scattering of masses by stars and black holes, showing that, unlike black holes, stars emit signals that carry a clear signature of the nature of the source.