Gravitomagnetic clock effect in the orbit of a spinning particle orbiting the Kerr black hole
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- Spinning test particles and clock effect in Kerr spacetime
- Periastron precession due to gravitational spin-orbit coupling
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- Stability of circular orbits of spinning particles in Schwarzschild-like space-times
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