Predictions of the pseudo‐complex general relativity

Abstract

Within the pseudo‐complex general relativity (GR), a simulation of accretion disks for SgrA* is performed at the frequency of 250 GHz as used by the Event Horizon Telescope. Differences from the standard theory of GR are pointed out, such as the presence of a dark ring followed by an inner bright ring. In the second part, the interpretation of the source of the gravitational wave event GW150914, observed a year ago, is reanalyzed. Further comments are made on the observation of pulsations in NGC7793 P13.

Regge–Wheeler and Zerilli equations within a modified theory of general relativity

“…In Hess (), a particular prediction of this theory was presented, namely, the appearance of a dark ring followed by a bright one in the accretion disk around a black hole, which is, up to now, the only clear prediction that deviates from GR.…”