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Sinusoidal Gravitational Waves from Mass-varying Binary Systems

G. Giampieri

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Abstract

It is believed that most quasars and galaxies present two common features: the presence in their core of a supermassive object, and the experience of one or more encounters with other galaxies.

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It is believed that most quasars and galaxies present two common features: the presence in their core of a supermassive object, and the experience of one or more encounters with other galaxies.

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It is believed that most quasars and galaxies present two common features: the presence in their core of a supermassive object, and the experience of one or more encounters with other galaxies.

Key concepts: Physics, Astrophysics, Quasar, Supermassive black hole, Galaxy, Gravitational wave, Astronomy, Binary number

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