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First joint search for gravitational-wave bursts in LIGO and GEO 600 data

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Table 1. Table of background triggers andnumber of background triggers observed over all 100 time-shifts is shown
Table 2. Table of h50%rssas a function of sine-Gaussian central frequencies
Figure 1. Antenna patterns (and GEO 600 (bottom) detectors. The locations of the maxima and minima inthe antenna patterns for Hanford and Livingston are close
Figure 2. Strain spectral densities of the LIGO Hanford 2-km and 4-km detectors(H1, H2) and the LIGO Livingston detector (L1) as well as the GEO 600 detector(G1) during the S4 run.the LIGO detectors, obtained on the 26th of February, 2005, for H1 and H2 an
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