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Schematic diagrams of systems that enter the LISA frequency bandwidth after following the outer binary channel and those in which the triple eject the tertiary during the course of evolution. Panel (a) depicts an example of systems following the outer binary channel. In this scenario, the inner binary merges to form a rejuvenated star, which later enters the LISA frequency bandwidth along with the tertiary star. Panel (b) illustrates an example system that initially includes a bound third star, which facilitates a common envelope phase in the inner binary but is later ejected. The inner binary subsequently enters the LISA frequency bandwidth.The legends are similar to those in Fig. 2. In addition, the yellow circle represents a star in the asymptotic giant branch phase.

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