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A. Loeb (IAS, Princeton and Harvard University)
Black holes weighing more than a billion solar masses are known to exist at a redshift of ~6, only a billion years after the big bang. I will describe simple theoretical models for their formation and growth. These models predict gravitational wave and X-ray signatures that will be testable with future missions, such as LISA, Con-X and EXIST.
Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society,
35#2
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