Escape, bound and capture geodesics in local static coordinates in Schwarzschild spacetime

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DOI10.1007/S10714-020-2666-3zbMATH Open1437.83067arXiv1903.12486OpenAlexW3106054599MaRDI QIDQ2295015FDOQ2295015


Authors: Yaoguang Wang, Xionghui Liu, Nan Yang, Junji Jia, Jiawei Liu Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 12 February 2020

Published in: General Relativity and Gravitation (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: The classical geodesics of timelike particles in Schwarzschild spacetime is analyzed according to the particle starting radius r, velocity v and angle alpha against the radial outward direction in the reference system of an local static observer. The region of escape, bound and capture orbits in the parameter space of (r,v,alpha) are solved using the three cases of the effective potential. It is found that generally for radius smaller than 4M or velocity larger than c/sqrt2 there will be no bound orbits. While for fixed radius larger than 4M (or velocity smaller than c/sqrt2), as velocity (or radius) increase from zero (or 2M), the particle is always captured until a critical value vmathrmcrit1 (or rmathrmcrit1) when the bound orbit start to appear around alpha=pi/2 between a double-napped cone structure. As the velocity (or radius) increases to another critical value vmathrmcrit2 (or rmathrmcrit2) then the bound directions and escape directions in the outward cone become escape directions, leaving only the inward cone separating the capture and bound directions. The angle of this cone will increase to its asymptotic value as velocity (or radius) increases to its asymptotic value. The implication of these results in shadow of black holes formed by massive particles, in black hole accretion and in spacecraft navigation is briefly discussed.


Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/1903.12486




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