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False alarm probability (FAP) in variability studies in g-LSST. The results are presented as a function of the MBHB properties, grouped according to the used template. We used a total NR = 105 light curves for each MBHB, and each distribution encloses a total of Ndet, g × 105 entries. The coloured regions represent the total distribution while the horizontal segments locate the 25th, 50th, and 75th quantiles of each distribution. In all the distributions, the peak at FAP = 10−12 corresponds to cases where we find FAP values equal to 0.

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