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Gravitational Waves as Cosmological Probes

General Relativity II → Cosmological Parameter Estimation

This advanced graduate path equips learners to use gravitational waves (GWs) as cosmological tools, covering necessary physics, data analysis, and applications to measure cosmic expansion and test gravity. It progresses from foundational GR and GW theory through detection and analysis to specific cosmological applications, culminating in the stochastic GW background.

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