Overlapping LIGO glitches bias mass, spin, and sky-position estimates for compact binary coalescence signals, with glitches inside the signal time prior causing stronger biases; safe time separations are quantified for unbiased recovery without subtraction.
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No SSM-component CBC candidates detected in O4a data; late-time PBH binaries constrained to <=1 DM fraction above 0.9 solar masses, early-formation to <=7% at 1 solar mass and <=40% at 0.35 solar mass.
Dissertation investigates gravitational waves produced during cosmic inflation as a possible origin for the nanohertz stochastic background sought by NANOGrav.
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Coalescing Compact Binary Parameter Estimation with Gravitational Waves in the Presence of non-Gaussian Transient Noise
Overlapping LIGO glitches bias mass, spin, and sky-position estimates for compact binary coalescence signals, with glitches inside the signal time prior causing stronger biases; safe time separations are quantified for unbiased recovery without subtraction.
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Search for CBCs with SSM Components in Data from The First Part of LVK Fourth Observing Run
No SSM-component CBC candidates detected in O4a data; late-time PBH binaries constrained to <=1 DM fraction above 0.9 solar masses, early-formation to <=7% at 1 solar mass and <=40% at 0.35 solar mass.
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Gravitational Waves from the Big Bang
Dissertation investigates gravitational waves produced during cosmic inflation as a possible origin for the nanohertz stochastic background sought by NANOGrav.