Extends relativistic EMRI calculations in scalar clouds from circular-equatorial to eccentric and inclined orbits around Schwarzschild black holes, revealing apsidal-precession resonances and inclination-dependent net energy transfer.
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Recoil kicks and binary interactions in AGN disks suppress EMRI formation except in young systems, predicting LISA rates of 1-30 per year dominated by low-mass AGNs.
QPE observations yield EMRI rates of 2.88e-6 (stellar) and 6.07e-6 (black hole) per galaxy per year, with only black hole EMRIs potentially exceeding LISA sensitivity in the 1-10 mHz band.
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Relativistic effects in extreme-mass-ratio inspirals within scalar clouds: Eccentric and inclined orbits
Extends relativistic EMRI calculations in scalar clouds from circular-equatorial to eccentric and inclined orbits around Schwarzschild black holes, revealing apsidal-precession resonances and inclination-dependent net energy transfer.
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Recoil-regulated extreme mass-ratio inspirals in AGN disks
Recoil kicks and binary interactions in AGN disks suppress EMRI formation except in young systems, predicting LISA rates of 1-30 per year dominated by low-mass AGNs.
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Extreme Mass Ratio Inspirals in Light of Quasi-periodic Eruptions: Milli-Hertz Gravitational Wave Background
QPE observations yield EMRI rates of 2.88e-6 (stellar) and 6.07e-6 (black hole) per galaxy per year, with only black hole EMRIs potentially exceeding LISA sensitivity in the 1-10 mHz band.