FAST COALESCENCE OF MASSIVE BLACK HOLE BINARIES FROM MERGERS OF GALACTIC NUCLEI: IMPLICATIONS FOR LOW-FREQUENCY GRAVITATIONAL-WAVE ASTROPHYSICS
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Rainer Spurzem | Peter Berczik | Ingo Berentzen | M. Preto | R. Spurzem | P. Berczik | Miguel Preto | I. Berentzen
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