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2024-05-15tde24
Lin, Doug (UC Santa Cruz)
Prospects of Planetesimal Graveyards and Rogue Planets around Supermassive Black Holes at the Heart of GalaxiesYesNo
2024-05-09tde24
Price, Daniel (Monash University)
Eddington Envelopes: The fate of a solar mass stars tidally disrupted by a supermassive black holeYesYes
2024-05-06tde24
Mockler, Brenna (Carnegie Observatories)
Related Words: black, holes, lighting, supermassive
---> Lighting up Supermassive Black Holes with Tidal Disruption Events [Video] ---> KITP Blackboard LunchYesNo
2024-04-27tdet_c24
Mockler, Brenna (Carnegie Observatories)
Related Words: black, holes, lighting, supermassive
Lighting up Supermassive Black Holes with TDEsYesYes
2024-04-26tde_c24
Melchor, Denyz (UCLA)
Repeated tidal disruption events in supermassive black hole binariesYesNo
2024-04-25tde_c24
Akiba, Tatsuya (CU Boulder)
On the Hunt for Rogue Supermassive Black Holes Using Tidal Disruption EventsYesYes
2024-04-25tde_c24
Weldon, Grant (UCLA)
A model for repeated tidal disruption events in supermassive black hole binariesYesYes
2024-02-23uniturb_c24
Blaes, Omer (UCSB)
Related Words: accretion, astrophysical, disks, observations
Convection, MRI and magnetic elevation in high luminosity accretion disks around supermassive black holesYesYes
2023-03-21galevo_c23
Burkhart, Blakesley (Rutgers)
How Supermassive Black Holes Ignite the Intergalactic Medium: Tales from the Low Redshift Lyman-alpha ForestYesYes
2023-03-21galevo_c23
Tillman, Megan (Rutgers)
Too Hot to Handle: The Role of Supermassive Black Holes in Heating the Low Redshift Intergalactic MediumYesYes
2023-03-21galevo_c23
Zhang, Haowen (U. Arizona)
Related Words: model, trinity
TRINITY: self-consistently modelling the dark matter halo-galaxy-supermassive black hole connection from z = 0-10YesYes
2023-03-16galevo23
Zhang, Haowen (University of Arizona)
Related Words: model, trinity
Data-driven model of galaxy--supermassive black hole connectionYesNo
2022-04-22binary22
Hayasaki, Kimi (Chungbuk Nat'l Univ.)
Tidal disruption of a star by coalescing supermassive black hole binariesYesNo
2022-04-07binary22
Bortolas, Elisa (UNIMIB)
Gas, stars and gravitational waves: on the main driver of supermassive black hole binaries path to coalescenceYesYes
2022-03-31binary22
Charisi, Maria (Vanderbilt)
Searching for supermassive black hole binariesYesNo
2022-03-17binary_c22
Avara, Mark (Cambridge)
3D-GRMHD Evolution of Inspiraling Supermassive Black Hole BinariesYesNo
2022-03-15binary_c22
Comerford, Julie (CU Boulder)
Related Words: black, supermassive
Supermassive Black Hole Binaries, from Galaxy Mergers to Gravitational WavesYesNo
2022-03-15binary_c22
Liu, Xin (Univ. of Illinois)
Electromagnetic Observations of Binary Supermassive Black Holes: New Opportunities with Large Synoptic SurveysYesYes
2019-06-13gravast19
Krolik, Julian (JHU)
Related Words: disks
How Can We Find Supermassive Binary Black Holes?YesYes
2018-05-16cdm18
Zhong, Yiming (BU)
Cooling of SIDM halos and the birth of supermassive black holesYesYes
2013-08-09bholes_c13
Nagamine, Ken (Univ. of Nevada / Osaka))
Gas accretion onto a supermassive black hole: a step to model AGN feedbackYesYes
2013-08-08bholes_c13
Bogdan, Akos (CfA)
The asynchronous evolution of bulges and supermassive black holes in NGC4342 and NGC4291YesYes
2013-08-08bholes_c13
Matteo, Tiziana Di (Carnegie Mellon)
Supermassive black holes in cosmic structure formationYesYes
2013-08-08bholes_c13
Merloni, Andrea (MPE)
Cosmological evolution of supermassive black holes: clues about AGN feedback from multi-wavelength surveysYesYes
2013-08-08bholes_c13
Bosch, Remco van den (MPA)
Supermassive black holes in compact galaxiesYesYes
2013-08-07bholes_c13
Burke-Spolaor, Sarah (JPL)
Observational investigations of late-stage binary supermassive black hole candidatesYesNo
2013-08-07bholes_c13
Noble, Scott (Rochester)
Predicting the needle in the haystack: simulating accreting (Rochester) supermassive binary black holesYesYes
2013-08-06bholes_c13
Comerford, Julie (Univ. of Colorado)
Related Words: black, supermassive
Observations of dual supermassive black holes at kpc-scale separationsYesYes
2013-08-06bholes_c13
Cuadra, Jorge (Pontificia Universidad Católica)
Modeling supermassive black hole binaries in gas-rich environmentsYesYes
2013-08-06bholes_c13
Eracleous, Mike (Penn State)
An overview of observational searches for close supermassive binary black holesYesYes
2013-08-06bholes_c13
Khan, Fazeel M. (Islamabad Inst. of Space Technology)
Supermassive black hole binary evolution in axisymmetric galaxiesYesYes
2013-08-05bholes_c13
Johnson, Jarrett (Los Alamos)
The supermassive seeds of supermassive black holesYesYes
2013-08-05bholes_c13
Reines, Amy (NRAO)
Probing the origin of supermassive black hole seeds with nearby dwarf galaxiesYesYes
2013-08-05bholes_c13
Trakhtenbrot, Benny (Weizmann Inst.)
The extreme growth of supermassive black holes and their host galaxies at z=5YesYes
2013-08-05bholes_c13
Treister, Ezequiel (Univ. de Concepcion)
New observational constraints on the growth of the first supermassive blacholesYesYes
2013-07-23bholes13
Reisswig, Christian (Caltech)
Formation and Coalescence of Cosmological Supermassive Black Hole Binaries in Supermassive Star CollapseYesNo
2013-07-15bholes13
Eracleous, Michael (Penn State Univ)
How supermassive black holes alter the evolution of their host galaxy[Podcast][Aud][Cam] KITP Blackboard LunchYesNo
2013-07-11bholes13
Comerford, Julie (Univ. Colorado)
Related Words: black, supermassive
Observations of Dual Supermassive Black HolesYesNo
2012-02-17dwarfgal_c12
Choi, Jun-Hwan (Univ. of Kentucky)
Early Supermassive Black Holes (SMBHs) from a Direct CollapseNoYes
2007-08-16stars_c07
Graham, James (UC Berkeley)
Observations of Supermassive ClustersYesYes
2006-07-20agn06
Holley-Bockelmann, Jocelyn (Penn State)
Implications of Stellar Interactions with Supermassive Black HolesYesNo
2006-06-27agn06
Sigurdsson, Steinn (Penn State University)
Related Words: clusters
40 Signs of Supermassive Black Hole BinariesYesYes
2006-06-08agn06
Milosavljevic, Milos (Caltech)
Komossa, Stefanie (Max Planck)
Tidal Disruption of Stars by Supermassive Black HolesYesYes
2003-05-13gravity_c03
Barack, Leor (AEI)
Modeling the Inspiral of Compact Objects into Supermassive Black HolesNoYes
2002-02-25bhole_c02
A.Socrates, O.Blaes M.Lee
The Kozai resonance and the evolution of binary supermassive black holesNoYes
2001-03-09pcgm17
Pariev*, Vladimir (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
Dragging near Supermassive Black Holes: Do We See It?NoYes