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The Hidden Evolution of Gamma-Ray Burst Jets Revealed by Gravitational Waves
Gamma-ray burst (GRB) jets can propagate through massive stars, where the high opacity of the stellar envelope traps electromagnetic radiation and limits observations of the jet at early times. Gravitational waves (GWs), in contrast, can escape these dense environments and provide direct information
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