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gr-qc2022

Asymmetric Light Bending in the Equatorial Kerr Metric

Arthur B. Congdon, Savitri V. Iyer, Charles R. Keeton

The observation of the bending of light by mass, now known as gravitational lensing, was key in establishing general relativity as one of the pillars of modern physics. In the past…

gr-qc2018★ 1 cited

Frame-dragging induced asymmetry in the bending of light near a Kerr black hole

S. V. Iyer

The deflection of light's trajectory has been studied in many different spacetime geometries in weak and strong gravity, including the special cases of spherically symmetric static…

gr-qc2009★ 7 cited

Strong and Weak Deflection of Light in the Equatorial Plane of a Kerr Black Hole

Savitri V. Iyer, Edward C. Hansen

Analytical series expansions for the bending of light in the equatorial plane of a Kerr black hole are presented in both the strong and weak deflection regimes. It is critical that…

gr-qc2009★ 71 cited

Light's Bending Angle in the Equatorial Plane of a Kerr Black Hole

Savitri V. Iyer, Edward C. Hansen

We present here a detailed derivation of an explicit spin-dependent expression for the bending angle of light as it traverses in the equatorial plane of a spinning black hole. We s…

gr-qc2006★ 132 cited

Light's Bending Angle due to Black Holes: From the Photon Sphere to Infinity

Savitri V. Iyer, Arlie O. Petters

The bending angle of light is a central quantity in the theory of gravitational lensing. We develop an analytical perturbation framework for calculating the bending angle of light…

gr-qc1995★ 5 cited

The Vacuum Einstein Equations via Holonomy around Closed Loops on Characteristic Surfaces

Savitri V. Iyer, Carlos N. Kozameh, Ezra T. Newman

We reformulate the standard local equations of general relativity for asymptotically flat spacetimes in terms of two non-local quantities, the holonomy around certain closed nu…