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Changing-Look Inspirals: Trends and Switches in AGN Disk Emission as Signposts for Merging Black Hole Binaries

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Gravitational Wave Decoupling in Retrograde Circumbinary Disks cites this paper.

Gravitational Wave Decoupling in Retrograde Circumbinary Disks Changing-Look Inspirals: Trends and Switches in AGN Disk Emission as Signposts for Merging Black Hole Binaries

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The evolution of a supermassive binary black hole in an non-spherical nuclear star cluster cites this paper.

The evolution of a supermassive binary black hole in an non-spherical nuclear star cluster Changing-Look Inspirals: Trends and Switches in AGN Disk Emission as Signposts for Merging Black Hole Binaries

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