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Effect of black hole rotation (spin effect). The shape of black hole horizon is distorted by the frame dragging. By measuring the aspect ratio we can investigate the spin of black hole Takahashi [7].

Effect of black hole rotation (spin effect). The shape of black hole horizon is distorted by the frame dragging. By measuring the aspect ratio we can investigate the spin of black hole Takahashi [7].

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... Many of the topical visualizations expected a black shadow around a black hole see e.g. Ref. [3,5,6,9,20,22,25,26,29,30], or the simulations at the page of the Event Horizon Telescope [4]. The metric introduced shows that everything near the Event Horizon appears significantly scaled down. ...
... (A.5) R 0101 = g 10 R 0 010 + g 11 R 1 010 = 0 , R 0112 = g 22 R 2 011 = 0 , R 0113 = g 33 R 3 011 = 0 , R 0123 = g 33 R 3 012 = 0 , R 0201 = g 10 R 0 020 + g 11 R 1 020 = 0 , R 0202 = g 22 R 2 020 = 0 , R 0212 = g 22 ...
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