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Validating Timing-Model Accuracy for Continuous Gravitational Waves: A Comparison of LALSuite and PINT
We present results of a systematic validation of the \lalsuite{} timing model for continuous gravitational waves against \pint{}, a modern high-accuracy pulsar-timing package. An accurate timing model is essential for tracking the signal phase, and hence for detecting and accurately characterizing c
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