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Finite distance effects on the Hellings-Downs curve in modified gravity
There is growing interest in the overlap reduction function in pulsar timing array observations as a probe of modified gravity. However, current approximations to the Hellings-Downs curve for subluminal gravitational wave propagation, say $v<1$, diverge at small angular pulsar separation. In this pa
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