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Perturbations of slowly rotating black holes: massive vector fields in the Kerr metric

Pani et al., 2012

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17015629733095028076
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Pani P
Cardoso V
Gualtieri L
Berti E
Ishibashi A
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Physical Review D—Particles, Fields, Gravitation, and Cosmology

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We discuss a general method to study linear perturbations of slowly rotating black holes which is valid for any perturbation field, and particularly advantageous when the field equations are not separable. As an illustration of the method we investigate massive vector …
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