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Detector orientation matters: Consequences for gravitational-wave background detectability
cosmology-and-nongalactic-astrophysicsgeneral-relativity-and-quantum-cosmologyhigh-energy-physics-theory
Cross-correlation searches for gravitational-wave backgrounds depend on the geometrical configuration (physical separation and relative orientation) of the detectors comprising the network. Applying standard techniques to a few simple examples, we illustrate how the relative orientation of a pair of
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