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record state
frontier-ownedThis finding is part of accepted frontier state. Review events, reviewable changes, and proof state explain how it can change.
finding statement
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evidence
source-boundtheoretical · manual state transition
proof impact
packet context2 reviewable changes and 0 evaluation records are attached to this finding id.
Evidence and conditions
method
manual state transition
evidence type
theoretical
conditions
Provenance
source title
N-body globular cluster simulations (Arca Sedda, Giesler et al.)
authors
reviewer:will-blair
Hierarchical triple-star mergers in globular clusters can produce high-spin black hole binaries (χ > 0.7) through dynamical assembly and repeated momentum transfer before coalescence.
vs_c42842b5ffcb62c8 · manual_curation
outgoing
vf_0dcab8f661247617Dynamical triple assembly (3) predicts high-spin progeny, whereas standard core-collapse yields low natal spins (4).
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events
vev_13450349980d9611finding.assertedManual finding added to frontier state
reviewer:will-blair · 2026-05-29
vev_c1eee742609eaf39finding.caveatedVerifier caution: Claim about hierarchical triple mergers producing χ > 0.7 black holes cites Arca Sedda and Giesler et al. but provides no DOI or URL. The specific quantitative claim cannot be verified.
reviewer:will-blair · 2026-05-29
reviewable changes
vpr_90f5218d7ca48ed3finding.addManual finding added to frontier state
applied · reviewer:will-blair · 2026-05-29
vpr_b99b9d43bcd558bafinding.caveatVerifier caution: Claim about hierarchical triple mergers producing χ > 0.7 black holes cites Arca Sedda and Giesler et al. but provides no DOI or URL. The specific quantitative claim cannot be verified.
applied · reviewer:will-blair · 2026-05-29
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