History of black holes revealed by their spin

Steinn Sigurðsson ()
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Steinn Sigurðsson: Pennsylvania State University

Nature, 2017, vol. 548, issue 7668, 397-398

Abstract: Four probable detections of gravitational waves have so far been reported, each associated with the merger of two black holes. Analysis of the signals allows formation theories of such black-hole systems to be tested. See Letter p.426

Date: 2017
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