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Query: The impact of stripped Nuclei on the Super-Massive Black Hole number
  density in the local Universe   The recent discovery of super-massive black holes (SMBHs) in the centers of
high-mass ultra compact dwarf galaxies (UCDs) suggests that at least some UCDs
are the stripped nuclear star clusters of lower mass galaxies. Tracing these
former nuclei of stripped galaxies provides a unique way to track the assembly
history of a galaxy or galaxy cluster. In this paper we present a new method to
estimate how many UCDs host an SMBH in their center and thus are stripped
galaxy nuclei. We revisit the dynamical mass measurements that suggest many
UCDs have more mass than expected from stellar population estimates, which
recent observations have shown is due to the presence of an SMBH. We revise the
stellar population mass estimates using a new empirical relation between the
mass-to-light ratio (M/L) and metallicity, and use this to predict which UCDs
are most likely to host an SMBH. This enables us to calculate the fraction of
UCDs that host SMBHs across their entire luminosity range for the first time.
We then apply the SMBH occupation fraction to the observed luminosity function
of UCDs and estimate that in the Fornax and Virgo cluster alone there should be
$69^{+32}_{-25}$ stripped nuclei with SMBHs. This analysis shows that stripped
nuclei with SMBHs are almost as common in clusters as present-day galaxy
nuclei. We estimate the local SMBH number density in stripped nuclei to
$3-8\times10^{-3}Mpc^{-3}$, which represents a significant fraction (10-40\%)
of the SMBH density in the local Universe. These SMBHs hidden in stripped
nuclei will increase expected event rates for tidal disruption events and
SMBH-SMBH and SMBH-BH mergers. The existence of numerous stripped nuclei with
SMBHs are a direct consequence of hierarchical galaxy formation, but until now
their impact on the SMBH density had not been quantified.

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The categories of this paper are: patt-sol
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