Generalized Newtonian description of particle motion in spherically symmetric spacetimes
@article{Tejeda2014GeneralizedND, title={Generalized Newtonian description of particle motion in spherically symmetric spacetimes}, author={Emilio Tejeda and Stephan Rosswog}, journal={arXiv: General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology}, year={2014} }
We present a generalized Newtonian description of particle dynamics valid for any spherically symmetric, static black hole spacetime. This approach is derived from the geodesic motion of test particles in the low-energy limit. It reproduces exactly the location of the marginally stable, marginally bound, and photon circular orbits; the radial dependence of the energy and angular momentum of circular orbits; parabolic motion; pericentre shift; and the spatial projection of general trajectories…
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