Quasi-periodic oscillatory motion of particles orbiting a distorted deformed compact object

Abstract

This work explores the dynamic properties of test particles surrounding a distorted, deformed compact object. The astrophysical motivation was to choose such background, which could constitute a more reasonable model of a real situation that arises in the vicinity of compact objects with the possibility of having parameters as the extra physical degrees of freedom. This can facilitate associating observational data with astrophysical systems. This work's main goal is to study the dynamic regime of motion and quasi-periodic oscillation in this background, depending on different parameters of the system. Also, we exercise the resonant phenomena of the radial and vertical oscillations at their observed quasi-periodic oscillations frequency ratio of 3:2.

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