Simple recipe for the final spin of a binary black hole coalescence
The model in this paper gives us insight into the precise way the final black hole spin relates to properties of the individual black holes. Image Source: SXS Gravitational lensing
The model in this paper gives us insight into the precise way the final black hole spin relates to properties of the individual black holes. Image Source: SXS Gravitational lensing
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