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Time-frequency analysis for LISA: Fast waveform templates
Time-frequency methods are well suited to the analysis of data from the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA), including nonstationary noise and data gaps. Another motivation is that the sparse time-frequency support of binary signals allows for fast waveform generation, which is the focus of th
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