Influence of the Lense–Thirring effect on stellar orbits around a spinning supermassive black hole
Yashvardhan Tomar,
Cuc Dinh,
Gongjie Li
et al.
Abstract:Rotating super-massive black holes drive Lense-Thirring effects, which induce orbit nodal and eccentricity vector precession in their vicinity. Typically, these relativistic effects are quite small, but for the case of close-in orbits that are additionally perturbed by an outer intermediate mass companion (IMC), we show that the Lense-Thirring effects can lead to markedly different dynamical behaviour. Using REBOUND N-body simulations, we show that resonances occur considering both the Lense-Thirring effect an… Show more
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