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Rapid Growth of Intermediate-Mass Black Holes through Disk-induced Stellar Disruptions
Dense nuclear star clusters provide unique environments for studying the dynamical interactions between stars and massive black holes. When an accretion disk is present, dissipative star--disk interactions can capture surrounding stars, drive their inward migration, and ultimately lead to disk-induc
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