DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN FORMATION CHANNELS FOR BINARY BLACK HOLES WITH LISA

DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN FORMATION CHANNELS FOR BINARY BLACK HOLES WITH LISA
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10.3847/2041-8205/830/1/l18
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2016-06
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The Astrophysical Journal Letters
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K. Breivik;C. Rodriguez;S. Larson;V. Kalogera;F. Rasio
K. Breivik;C. Rodriguez;S. Larson;V. Kalogera;F. Rasio
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作者:
K. Breivik;C. Rodriguez;S. Larson;V. Kalogera;F. Rasio

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