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Possible Strong Gravitational Wave Sources for the LISA Antenna

Recently G. M. Fuller and X. Shi proposed that the gravitational collapse of supermassive objects (M ≳ 104 M☉) could be a cosmological source of γ-ray bursts (GRBs). The major advantage of their model is that supermassive object collapses are far more energetic than solar mass-scale compact mergers. Also, in their proposal the seeds of supermassive black holes (SMBHs) thus formed could give rise to the SMBHs observed at the center of many galaxies. We argue here that, besides the generation of GRBs, there could well occur a strong generation of gravitational waves (GWs) during the formation of SMBHs. As a result, the rate of such GW bursts could be as high as the rate of GRBs in the model by G. M. Fuller and X. Shi. In this case, the detection of GRBs and bursts of GWs should occur with a small time difference. We also argue that the GWs produced by the SMBHs studied here could be detected when the Laser Interferometric Space Antenna becomes operative.