The Aschenbach effect: unexpected topology changes in motion of particles and fluids orbiting rapidly rotating Kerr black holes
arXiv:gr-qc/0411091 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.71.024037
Abstract
Newton's theory predicts that the velocity of free test particles on circular orbits around a spherical gravity center is a decreasing function of the orbital radius , . Only very recently, Aschenbach (A&A 425, p. 1075 (2004)) has shown that, unexpectedly, the same is not true for particles orbiting black holes: for Kerr black holes with the spin parameter , the velocity has a positive radial gradient for geodesic, stable, circular orbits in a small radial range close to the black hole horizon. We show here that the {\em Aschenbach effect} occurs also for non-geodesic circular orbits with constant specific angular momentum . In Newton's theory it is , with being the cylindrical radius. The equivelocity surfaces coincide with the surfaces which, of course, are just co-axial cylinders. It was previously known that in the black hole case this simple topology changes because one of the ``cylinders'' self-crosses. We show here that the Aschenbach effect is connected to a second topology change that for the tori occurs only for very highly spinning black holes, .
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