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Potential binary supermassive black holes in Markarian 231 as a scientific case for the spectropolarimeter POLLUX
It is now widely accepted that a supermassive black hole (SMBH) resides in the core of nearly every galaxy. Within the context of mergers of galaxies, the central SMBHs from each system should form a gravitationally bound binary system. Given the frequency of galaxy mergers throughout cosmic time, t
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