Can gravitational waves resonate?

Question

Can gravitational waves resonate? - Perhaps by creating standing wave interference in a cavity?

Could that feasibly happen either in nature or by engineering?

Answer 1

It is theoretically predicted that superconducting layers might be able to act as reflectors through the so called Heisenberg-Coulomb effect. Out of these, you could of course form a cavity able to contain a gravitational wave in principle.

This effect has, to my knowledge, not yet been experimentally tested, although several tests have been proposed, see, for example, Do mirrors for gravitational waves exist?(ArXiv link).