High-resolution MUSE observations of 30 Gaia multipeak targets confirm 19 AGN multiplets including 6 dual AGN, accounting for 22% of known close pairs below 7 kpc and showing the selection method's efficiency.
The inclusion of SDSS-DR16Q quasars is detailed
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