Self-force correction to geodetic spin precession in Kerr spacetime
arXiv:1705.03282 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.96.044024
Abstract
We present an expression for the gravitational self-force correction to the geodetic spin precession of a spinning compact object with small, but non-negligible mass in a bound, equatorial orbit around a Kerr black hole. We consider only conservative back-reaction effects due to the mass of the compact object () thus neglecting the effects of its spin on its motion, i.e, we impose and , where is the mass parameter of the background Kerr spacetime. We encapsulate the correction to the spin precession in , the ratio of the accumulated spin-precession angle to the total azimuthal angle over one radial orbit in the equatorial plane. Our formulation considers the gauge-invariant $\ord(m_1)$ part of the correction to , denoted by , and is a generalization of the results of [Class. Quan. Grav., 34, 084001 (2017)] to Kerr spacetime. Additionally, we compute the zero-eccentricity limit of and show that this quantity differs from the circular-orbit by a gauge-invariant quantity containing the gravitational self-force correction to general relativistic periapsis advance in Kerr spacetime. Our result for is expressed in a manner that readily accommodates numerical/analytical self-force computations, e.g., in radiation gauge, and paves the way for the computation of a new eccentric-orbit Kerr gauge invariant beyond the generalized redshift.
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