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Description
Nowdays we are able to resolve more and more compact binary merger events as our detector sensitivities improve. However the detected sources are loud and close events, suggesting a large number of non-resolved binary mergers participating to a background. I will present this background computed from the StarTrack population synthesis in a large frequency range (1$\mu$Hz - 2kHz). For the first time the calculation includes the redshift and orbital evolution of binary systems as well as new merger channels : the stars from population III and the non-merging systems population. For several detector networks scenario (2G : LIGO, Virgo, KAGRA; 3G : Einstein Telecope, Cosmic Explorer and the space antenna : LISA) we compute the residual background by substracting the corresponding resolved sources and evaluate its detectability.
