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Detection of cosmic strings by gravitational wave lensing. Predictions for Einstein Telescope
Cosmic strings are not yet confirmed, topological defects formed in the early Universe. They can bend light or gravitational waves, which causes an effect similar to the gravitational lensing. Our goal is to check whether cosmic string could be detected as a lenses of gravitational waves by the Eins
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