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Uncovering the Physical Origins of Black Holes in the Milky Way for Astronomical Surveys
The observational landscape of stellar-mass black holes (BHs) in the Milky Way is expanding beyond X-ray binaries, with Gaia DR4 and Roman expected to open new windows onto BH populations. We use the binary population synthesis framework POSYDON to predict the present-day Galactic BH population and
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