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Testing Source Dependence in Gravitational-Wave Tests of General Relativity with Mutual Information
Phenomenological deviation parameters used in gravitational-wave tests of general relativity need not represent universal fundamental properties of the sources. Instead, a deviation parameter can be a derived quantity that depends on source properties. Apparent violations of general relativity arisi
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