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Gravitational Waves from the Cosmic Dawn: Tracing Cosmic Black Hole Binaries with ET, LGWA and LISA

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Pith's one-line read Super-Eddington accretion shifts most detectable high-redshift black hole binaries from the ET band into LISA's.

desk verdict This is a forecast paper that uses the CAT model to show how super-Eddington accretion shifts most z>=4 BH binary detections from the ET band into LISA, with rates moving from roughly 64 to 4 per year for ET and 32 to 64 for LISA. read the letter →

arxiv 2604.18173 v1 submitted 2026-04-20 astro-ph.GA

Nazanin Davari , Rosa Valiante , Alessandro Trinca , Raffaella Schneider , Riccardo Caleno , Monica Colpi , Manuel Arca Sedda , Matteo Bonetti
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Alessandro Lupi Roberto Decarli Alberto Sesana
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The reading

The paper models black hole binary mergers at redshifts above four by evolving light, medium-weight and heavy seeds through galaxy mergers, accretion, and dynamical friction delays. It contrasts an Eddington-limited growth scenario with a super-Eddington one to forecast gravitational-wave signals and detection rates for LISA, LGWA and the Einstein Telescope. Super-Eddington growth produces higher masses at earlier times, moving many systems out of the ET frequency window and into the LISA band. This changes the expected yearly detection numbers sharply and alters the typical mass ratios of the observed sources. The resulting differences in rates and mass-ratio distributions could therefore serve as a diagnostic of how the first black holes assembled.

What carries the argument

The Cosmic Archaeology Tool (CAT) semi-analytic model, which traces black-hole seeding, accretion physics and dynamical delays for binaries formed at z greater than or equal to 4.

What would settle it

Detection rates close to 32 LISA events and 64 ET events per year for z greater than or equal to 4 binaries would indicate that super-Eddington growth is not dominant in the early universe.

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Core claim

Under the super-Eddington accretion prescription, black holes grow faster than in the Eddington-limited case, transferring a significant fraction of detectable systems from the ET band to the LISA band. This raises the LISA detection rate from roughly 32 per year to 64 per year and lowers the ET rate from 64 per year to only 4 per year. LGWA rates stay comparable at about 21 per year and 12 per year. The super-Eddington population also shows lower mass ratios for LISA sources and medium mass ratios for ET and LGWA sources.

Load-bearing premise

The CAT model correctly captures black-hole seeding, accretion rates and merger delays at redshifts above four, even though direct observations at those epochs are limited.

Editorial extensions

If this is right

  • In the Eddington-limited case the detected binaries are mostly near equal-mass, whereas super-Eddington growth produces lower mass ratios for LISA sources and medium ratios for ET and LGWA.
  • Mass ratios together with redshift evolution and total merger rates can be used to diagnose the dominant mode of early black-hole growth.
  • LGWA yields similar detection rates under both accretion prescriptions.
  • The model predicts that the bulk of the detectable high-redshift population forms through galaxy mergers and experiences dynamical friction delays before coalescence.

Reading between the lines

Editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • Multi-band observations could help separate the effects of seeding mass from those of accretion efficiency if the two are varied independently in future model runs.
  • The shift in detectable bands implies that LISA and ET together may place tighter limits on the fraction of time the first black holes spent in super-Eddington phases.
  • If the predicted rates hold, the absence of a large ET population at high redshift would indirectly support rapid early growth rather than slow Eddington-limited growth.
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Referee Report

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Summary. The paper employs the Cosmic Archaeology Tool (CAT) semi-analytic model to evolve black hole binaries at z ≥ 4 formed via galaxy mergers under light/medium/heavy seeding and two accretion modes (Eddington-limited EL vs. super-Eddington SE), incorporating dynamical-friction delays, then uses GWFish to forecast detectability and rates for LISA, LGWA, and ET. The central claim is that SE accretion produces faster BH growth, shifting a substantial fraction of detectable systems from the ET frequency band into the LISA band, raising the LISA detection rate from ~32 yr^{-1} (EL) to ~64 yr^{-1} (SE) while dropping the ET rate from ~64 yr^{-1} to ~4 yr^{-1}, with LGWA rates remaining comparable (~21 vs. ~12 yr^{-1}); mass-ratio and redshift distributions are presented as diagnostics of early BH growth.

Significance. If the underlying CAT prescriptions hold, the work supplies concrete, multi-band forecasts that could allow future detectors to discriminate seeding and accretion scenarios at cosmic dawn. The explicit side-by-side comparison of EL and SE runs, the inclusion of dynamical delays, and the use of GWFish for instrument-specific SNR calculations are strengths that make the predictions falsifiable via observed mass ratios and redshift evolution.

major comments (2)
  1. [§4] §4 (results on detection rates): the headline numbers (~32→64 yr^{-1} for LISA, ~64→4 yr^{-1} for ET) are given as point estimates without uncertainties or sensitivity tests to the free parameters (seed masses, super-Eddington efficiency, merger timescales) listed in the model description. Because the band-transfer effect is driven by the precise mass growth in the SE case at z≥4, modest changes in any of these inputs can erase or reverse the reported shift; this is load-bearing for the central claim.
  2. [§3.2] §3.2 (dynamical delays): the assumption that the dynamical-friction delay distribution remains statistically unchanged between EL and SE runs is used to map the same binaries into different detector bands, yet no quantitative demonstration is provided of how the higher SE masses alter the delay times or the resulting merger redshift distribution. This directly affects the predicted rate transfer.
minor comments (2)
  1. [Figure 3] Figure 3 (or equivalent mass-ratio panel): the reported distributions for LISA (lower mass ratios) vs. ET (near-equal) would be clearer with shaded uncertainty bands reflecting the range of seed/accretion parameters explored.
  2. [§1] The abstract and introduction use “cosmic” BH binaries without a concise definition; a single sentence in §1 clarifying that the term denotes z≥4 systems formed in galaxy mergers would improve readability.

Simulated Author's Rebuttal

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We thank the referee for their careful reading of the manuscript and for the positive overall assessment of the work. We appreciate the identification of points where additional clarification and analysis would strengthen the presentation of our results. We address each major comment below and have revised the manuscript accordingly.

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  1. Referee: [§4] §4 (results on detection rates): the headline numbers (~32→64 yr^{-1} for LISA, ~64→4 yr^{-1} for ET) are given as point estimates without uncertainties or sensitivity tests to the free parameters (seed masses, super-Eddington efficiency, merger timescales) listed in the model description. Because the band-transfer effect is driven by the precise mass growth in the SE case at z≥4, modest changes in any of these inputs can erase or reverse the reported shift; this is load-bearing for the central claim.

    Authors: We agree that the quoted detection rates are fiducial values obtained from our reference CAT runs and that the manuscript does not include a systematic sensitivity study or error bars on these numbers. The primary scientific result we emphasize is the qualitative transfer of detectable systems from the ET to the LISA band when super-Eddington accretion is allowed, which follows directly from the faster mass assembly in the SE prescription. To address the concern, the revised manuscript now includes a dedicated paragraph in §4 that reports additional CAT realizations varying the seed-mass range (light to heavy) and the super-Eddington boost factor (within the range 1–10). These tests show that the LISA rate remains higher and the ET rate lower by factors of order two across the explored parameter space, indicating that the band-shift effect is not erased by modest changes. A full statistical uncertainty propagation would require an ensemble of CAT realizations with varied merger histories, which lies beyond the scope of the present semi-analytic study. revision: partial

  2. Referee: [§3.2] §3.2 (dynamical delays): the assumption that the dynamical-friction delay distribution remains statistically unchanged between EL and SE runs is used to map the same binaries into different detector bands, yet no quantitative demonstration is provided of how the higher SE masses alter the delay times or the resulting merger redshift distribution. This directly affects the predicted rate transfer.

    Authors: In CAT the dynamical-friction delay is evaluated at the epoch of galaxy merger using the initial black-hole seed masses and the structural properties of the merging galaxies. Because seeding is identical in the EL and SE branches, the initial delay distribution is the same by construction. Subsequent mass growth under the SE prescription is evolved self-consistently during the delay interval, but the delay time itself is not recomputed iteratively with the instantaneous mass. We acknowledge that a fully mass-dependent recalculation of the delay would be more rigorous. In the revised §3.2 we have added an explicit discussion of this approximation together with a simple estimate: for the short delay times typical at z ≥ 4 (tens to a few hundred Myr), the extra mass gained during the delay in the SE case shortens the effective inspiral time by at most ~20 %, shifting the median merger redshift by Δz ≲ 0.3. This secondary effect does not reverse the dominant band-transfer signal driven by the post-merger accretion history. We therefore retain the same delay distribution for both runs while noting the limitation. revision: yes

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full rationale

The paper forward-models BH binary evolution and merger rates using the CAT semi-analytic code with explicit input prescriptions for seeding (light/medium/heavy), accretion (EL vs SE), and dynamical friction delays, then feeds the resulting populations into GWFish to compute GW detectability and rates for LISA/LGWA/ET. The quoted rates (LISA ~32→64 yr⁻¹, ET ~64→4 yr⁻¹) are direct simulation outputs, not quantities fitted to or defined by those same rates. No self-definitional steps, fitted-input-as-prediction, or load-bearing self-citation chains appear in the abstract or described methodology; the central claim remains an independent prediction under stated model assumptions.

Assumptions & free parameters 2 free parameters · 3 assumptions · 0 invented entities

The predictions rest on the CAT semi-analytic model, which incorporates multiple astrophysical assumptions and parameters for seeding and accretion calibrated to lower-redshift observations or theory; no new physical entities are postulated.

free parameters (2)
  • Black hole seed masses
    Light, medium-weight, and heavy seeds are assumed to represent different formation channels.
  • Accretion prescriptions
    Eddington-limited versus super-Eddington growth rates are tested as alternative scenarios.
assumptions (3)
  • domain assumption Black hole binaries form as a result of galaxy mergers
    Core premise for tracing cosmic BH binaries at high redshift.
  • domain assumption Dynamical friction drives delayed mergers of BH binaries
    Used to evolve binary systems after galaxy mergers.
  • domain assumption Accretion follows either Eddington-limited or super-Eddington prescriptions
    Two scenarios investigated to explore growth physics.

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Next generation detectors, such as LISA, LGWA, and ET will, for the first time, probe the high redshift Universe, offering unique insight into the birth, growth, and dynamics of the first black holes (BHs) during their earliest stages formation. We aim to predict merger rates and gravitational wave (GW) signatures of "cosmic" binary BHs, forming as a result of galaxy mergers, at z>=4. We investigate how BH seeding, accretion physics and dynamical delays affect their properties and detectability across cosmic epochs. We use the semi-analytic model Cosmic Archaeology Tool (CAT) to trace the evolution and delayed-mergers, driven by dynamical friction, of BH binaries formed from light, medium-weight and heavy seeds, under Eddington-limited (EL) and super-Eddington (SE) accretion prescriptions. We employ the GWFish package to evaluate their GW signals and detectability by LISA, LGWA and ET. Our results show the impact of BH accretion and seeding prescriptions on the properties and distribution of detectable sources. In the EL model, the detected populations are dominated by nearly equal-mass binaries. In contrast, SE growth leads to lower mass ratios for LISA detections and medium ratios for ET and LGWA. We present the total detection rates predicted under the two accretion scenarios. The SE model allows BHs to grow faster, transferring a significant fraction of detectable systems from the ET band to the LISA band, compared to the EL model. As a result, the predicted LISA detection rate increases from ~32 yr^-1 in the EL case to ~64 yr^-1 in the SE scenario, and the ET detection rate reduces from ~64 yr^-1 in the EL model to only ~4 yr^-1 in the SE scenario. LGWA yields comparable detection rates in both scenarios (~21 yr^-1 in EL and ~12 yr^-1 in SE). The combined information encoded in mass ratios, redshift evolution and merger rates emerge as a promising diagnostic of early BH growth.

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