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I am a PhD student in classical gravity; specifically in BH perturbation and GW. I am interested in learning about the double copydouble copy and the use of scattering amplitudes in understanding GW physics. I have taken QFT courses before, and I am familiar with path integral methods.

How should I go about learning double copy theory?

I am a PhD student in classical gravity; specifically in BH perturbation and GW. I am interested in learning about the double copy and the use of scattering amplitudes in understanding GW physics. I have taken QFT courses before, and I am familiar with path integral methods.

How should I go about learning double copy theory?

I am a PhD student in classical gravity; specifically in BH perturbation and GW. I am interested in learning about the double copy and the use of scattering amplitudes in understanding GW physics. I have taken QFT courses before, and I am familiar with path integral methods.

How should I go about learning double copy theory?

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I am a PhD student in classical gravity; specifically in BH perturbation and GW. I am interested in learning about the double copy and the use of scattering amplitudes in understanding GW physics. I have taken QFT courses before, and I am familiar with path integral methods.

How should I go about learning double copy theory?