Perturbation theory for gravitational shadows in Kerr-like spacetimes
Analysis
This article likely presents a theoretical analysis using perturbation theory to study the behavior of gravitational shadows in spacetimes similar to the Kerr spacetime (which describes rotating black holes). The use of perturbation theory suggests an attempt to approximate solutions to complex equations by starting with a simpler, known solution and adding small corrections. The focus on gravitational shadows indicates an interest in understanding how light bends and interacts with the strong gravitational fields near black holes.
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Reference
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