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BAQARO: Tracing Stochastic Black Hole Growth Histories and Quasar Lightcurves in a Cosmological Context
How supermassive black holes (BHs) assemble their mass and power the luminous quasars we observe across cosmic time remain central open questions in galaxy evolution. We present BAQARO, a semi-empirical framework for BH growth. Built on subhalo merger trees extracted from the FLAMINGO-10k simulation
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