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A morphological search for stable year-scale modulation in gamma-ray blazars
Year-scale quasi-periodic oscillations (QPOs) in blazar gamma-ray light curves have been proposed as signatures of supermassive binary black holes and precessing jets. Red noise can mimic periodicity, and detection alone does not establish persistence or period stability. We develop and calibrate a
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