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Effects of massive spin-2 fields on gravitational wave propagation
Massive spin-2 fields in addition to the standard massless graviton arise naturally in extensions of general relativity, such as massive bigravity or models with extra dimensions. This work explores the observational signatures of these fields on the propagation of gravitational waves. Adopting a ph
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