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The Impact of Spin Priors on Parameterized Tests of General Relativity
Spin priors play a fundamental role in gravitational-wave parameter estimation, yet their impact on parameterized tests of General Relativity (GR) remains insufficiently understood. We systematically investigate how spin-prior choices affect the 1.5PN deviation parameter $δ\hatϕ_3$ using real gravit
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