Post-Newtonian dynamics in dense star clusters: Binary black holes in the LISA band
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Shane L. Larson | Michael Zevin | Kyle Kremer | Frederic A. Rasio | Pau Amaro-Seoane | Sourav Chatterjee | Katelyn Breivik | M. Zevin | S. Larson | S. Chatterjee | P. Amaro-Seoane | F. Rasio | C. Rodriguez | Carl L. Rodriguez | Johan Samsing | K. Breivik | Michael L. Katz | J. Samsing | Claire S. Ye | K. Kremer | C. S. Ye | S. Larson
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