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How general relativity stacks up: Testing gravity by coherently combining gravitational-wave observations
A core mission of gravitational-wave astronomy is to test general relativity (GR) in the high-curvature, high-velocity regime. The field has already seen significant progress in this space, though a remaining challenge is how to combine data from a population of binary mergers. This can both boost t
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