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Theories of modified gravity suggest that the propagation speed of gravitational wave (GW) vg may deviate from the speed of light c. A constraint can be placed on the difference between c and vg with a simple method that uses the arrival time delay between GW and electromagnetic (EM) wave simultaneously emitted from a burst event. We simulated the joint observation of GW and short Gamma-Ray burst (sGRB) signals from Binary Neutron Star (BNS) merger events in different observation campaigns, involving advanced LIGO (aLIGO) in design sensitivity and Einstein Telescope (ET) joint-detected with Fermi/GBM. As a result, the relative precision of constraint on vg can reach 10^-17 (aLIGO) and 10^-18 (ET), which are one and two orders of magnitude better than that from GW170817, respectively. We continue to obtain the bound of graviton mass mg 7. 1 (3. 2) 10^-20\, eV with aLIGO (ET). Applying the Standard-Model Extension (SME) test framework, the constraint on vg allows us to study the Lorentz violation in the nondispersive, nonbirefringent limit of the gravitational sector. We obtain the constraints of the dimensionless isotropic coefficients s₀₀^ (4) at mass dimension d = 4, which are -1 10^-15< s₀₀^ (4) <9 10^-17 for aLIGO and -4 10^-16< s₀₀^ (4) <8 10^-18 for ET.
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