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Not just a phase: detecting nanohertz gravitational waves from phase alone
Unambiguously detecting a gravitational-wave background (GWB) in pulsar-timing data requires a robust detection statistic. The pulsar timing community currently relies heavily on the cross-correlation-based "optimal statistic." Its design was motivated to avoid false-positive detections from unmodel
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