Mass-gap Black Holes in Coalescing Neutron Star–Black Hole Binaries
Authors:
- Zepei XingZXZepei Xing
- Vicky KalogeraVKVicky Kalogera
- Tassos FragosTFTassos Fragos
- Jeff J. AndrewsJAJeff J. Andrews
- Simone S. BaveraSBSimone S. Bavera
- Max BrielMBMax Briel
- Seth GossageSGSeth Gossage
- Konstantinos KovlakasKKKonstantinos Kovlakas
- Matthias U. KruckowMKMatthias U. Kruckow
- Kyle Akira RochaKRKyle Akira Rocha
- Meng SunMSMeng Sun
- Philipp M. SrivastavaPSPhilipp M. Srivastava
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- 20 August 2025
- Vol. 989 (2)
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