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## Effect of SNR |
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## Effect of SNR or total mass
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For the first case we fix the injected signals at a luminosity distance of 400 Mpc and for the second case we fix the injected SNR to be 43. We see from the results that the effect of the total mass is coming through the SNR of the signal. The analysis is performed for systems with a fixed spin amgnitude of (0.6, 0.3) and mass ratio 2.
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- At a fixed distance of 400 Mpc
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| Injected total mass| Corresponding upper cut-off | Results page| Comments |
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