Absorptive Effects in Black Hole Scattering

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Main Authors: Bautista, Yilber Fabian, Huang, Yu-Tin, Kim, Jung-Wook
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author Bautista, Yilber Fabian
Huang, Yu-Tin
Kim, Jung-Wook
author_facet Bautista, Yilber Fabian
Huang, Yu-Tin
Kim, Jung-Wook
contents In this paper we define absorptive Compton amplitudes, which captures the absorption factor for waves of spin-weight-$s$ scattering in black hole perturbation theory. At the leading order, in the $G M ω$ expansion, such amplitudes are purely imaginary and expressible as contact terms. Equipped with these amplitudes we compute the mass change in black hole scattering events via Kosower-Maybee-O'Connell formalism, where the rest mass of Schwarzschild/Kerr black hole is modified due to absorption of gravitational, electromagnetic, or scalar fields sourced by other compact object. We reproduced the power loss previously computed in the post-Newtonian expansion. The results presented here hold for similar mass ratios and generic spin orientation, while keeping the Kerr spin parameter to lie in the physical region $χ\le 1$.
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spellingShingle Absorptive Effects in Black Hole Scattering
Bautista, Yilber Fabian
Huang, Yu-Tin
Kim, Jung-Wook
High Energy Physics - Theory
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
In this paper we define absorptive Compton amplitudes, which captures the absorption factor for waves of spin-weight-$s$ scattering in black hole perturbation theory. At the leading order, in the $G M ω$ expansion, such amplitudes are purely imaginary and expressible as contact terms. Equipped with these amplitudes we compute the mass change in black hole scattering events via Kosower-Maybee-O'Connell formalism, where the rest mass of Schwarzschild/Kerr black hole is modified due to absorption of gravitational, electromagnetic, or scalar fields sourced by other compact object. We reproduced the power loss previously computed in the post-Newtonian expansion. The results presented here hold for similar mass ratios and generic spin orientation, while keeping the Kerr spin parameter to lie in the physical region $χ\le 1$.
title Absorptive Effects in Black Hole Scattering
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.03382