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@article{Agazie:2026:2041-8213/ae8764,
author = {Agazie, G and Anumarlapudi, A and Archibald, AM and Baker, PT and Bécsy, B and Blecha, L and Bonilla, A and Brazier, A and Brook, PR and Burke-Spolaor, S and Burnette, R and Case, R and Casey-Clyde, JA and Charisi, M and Chatterjee, S and Chatziioannou, K and Cheeseboro, BD and Chen, S and Cohen, T and Cordes, JM and Cornish, NJ and Crawford, F and Cromartie, HT and Crowter, K and Cutler, CJ and DOrazio, DJ and DeCesar, ME and DeGan, D and Demorest, PB and Deng, H and Dolch, T and Drachler, B and Ferrara, EC and Fiore, W and Fonseca, E and Freedman, GE and Gardiner, E and Garver-Daniels, N and Gentile, PA and Gersbach, KA and Glaser, J and Good, DC and Gültekin, K and Hazboun, JS and Hourihane, S and Islo, K and Jennings, RJ and Johnson, A and Jones, ML and Kaiser, AR and Kaplan, DL and Kelley, LZ and Kerr, M and Key, JS and Laal, N and Lam, MT and Lamb, WG and W, Lazio TJ and Lewandowska, N and Littenberg, TB and Liu, T and Luo, J and Lynch, RS and Ma, CP and Madison, DR and Matt, C a},
doi = {2041-8213/ae8764},
journal = {Astrophysical Journal Letters},
title = {Erratum: “The NANOGrav 15 yr Data Set: Constraints on Supermassive Black Hole Binaries from the Gravitational-wave Background” (2023, ApJL, 952, L37)},
url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.3847/2041-8213/ae8764},
volume = {1006},
year = {2026}
}

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TY  - JOUR
AB - In the published article, we presented inferences about the population of supermassive black hole (SMBH) binaries emitting at nanohertz gravitational-wave (GW) frequencies based on the 15 yr dataset from the North American Nanohertz Observatory for Gravitational Waves (NANOGrav). Here, we report two bugs in the astrophysical analysis software used for the published article. While parameter posteriors of our inference can be seen to have slight differences on close inspection, none of the conclusions from the original publication have changed, including the finding that the measured GW background is dominated by the most massive, high-mass-ratio SMBH binaries. Our corrected results show slightly less evidence for environmental interactions with SMBH binaries and indicate that the population of SMBH binaries contributing to the GW background occurs at slightly higher mass ratios and redshifts than indicated in the published article. Correcting these errors does not change the central conclusion that astrophysically motivated models of SMBH binary populations are able to reproduce both the amplitude and shape of the observed low-frequency GW spectrum. These errors did not affect any other analyses of the NANOGrav 15 yr dataset, including the evidence for a GW background presented in another of our published articles.
AU - Agazie,G
AU - Anumarlapudi,A
AU - Archibald,AM
AU - Baker,PT
AU - Bécsy,B
AU - Blecha,L
AU - Bonilla,A
AU - Brazier,A
AU - Brook,PR
AU - Burke-Spolaor,S
AU - Burnette,R
AU - Case,R
AU - Casey-Clyde,JA
AU - Charisi,M
AU - Chatterjee,S
AU - Chatziioannou,K
AU - Cheeseboro,BD
AU - Chen,S
AU - Cohen,T
AU - Cordes,JM
AU - Cornish,NJ
AU - Crawford,F
AU - Cromartie,HT
AU - Crowter,K
AU - Cutler,CJ
AU - DOrazio,DJ
AU - DeCesar,ME
AU - DeGan,D
AU - Demorest,PB
AU - Deng,H
AU - Dolch,T
AU - Drachler,B
AU - Ferrara,EC
AU - Fiore,W
AU - Fonseca,E
AU - Freedman,GE
AU - Gardiner,E
AU - Garver-Daniels,N
AU - Gentile,PA
AU - Gersbach,KA
AU - Glaser,J
AU - Good,DC
AU - Gültekin,K
AU - Hazboun,JS
AU - Hourihane,S
AU - Islo,K
AU - Jennings,RJ
AU - Johnson,A
AU - Jones,ML
AU - Kaiser,AR
AU - Kaplan,DL
AU - Kelley,LZ
AU - Kerr,M
AU - Key,JS
AU - Laal,N
AU - Lam,MT
AU - Lamb,WG
AU - W,Lazio TJ
AU - Lewandowska,N
AU - Littenberg,TB
AU - Liu,T
AU - Luo,J
AU - Lynch,RS
AU - Ma,CP
AU - Madison,DR
AU - Matt,C
AU - McEwen,A
AU - McKee,JW
AU - McLaughlin,MA
AU - McMann,N
AU - Meyers,BW
AU - Meyers,PM
AU - Mingarelli,CMF
AU - Mitridate,A
AU - Natarajan,P
AU - Ng,C
AU - Nice,DJ
AU - Ocker,SK
AU - Olum,KD
AU - Pennucci,TT
AU - Perera,BBP
AU - Petrov,P
AU - Pol,NS
AU - Radovan,HA
AU - Ransom,SM
AU - Ray,PS
AU - Romano,JD
AU - Runnoe,JC
AU - Sardesai,SC
AU - Schmiedekamp,A
AU - Schmiedekamp,C
AU - Schmitz,K
AU - Schult,L
AU - Shapiro-Albert,BJ
AU - Siemens,X
AU - Simon,J
AU - Siwek,MS
AU - Stairs,IH
AU - Stinebring,DR
AU - Stovall,K
DO - 2041-8213/ae8764
PY - 2026///
SN - 2041-8205
TI - Erratum: “The NANOGrav 15 yr Data Set: Constraints on Supermassive Black Hole Binaries from the Gravitational-wave Background” (2023, ApJL, 952, L37)
T2 - Astrophysical Journal Letters
UR - http://dx.doi.org/10.3847/2041-8213/ae8764
VL - 1006
ER -

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