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Null test of general relativity based on gravitational waves
Several hundreds of gravitational wave events have been detected. They are good tools to investigate various fundamental problems, including tests of general relativity (GR) theory. Among the GR test schemes based on gravitational wave data, the parameterized scheme has been extensively studied by m
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