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Nonperturbative suppression of beyond-General-Relativity effects in quadratic gravity
Georgios Antoniou, Leonardo Gualtieri, Paolo Pani
Quadratic gravity is a well-motivated extension of general relativity~(GR) wherein the Einstein-Hilbert action is augmented by quadratic curvature terms. This theory is equivalent…
Fermionic Love of Black Holes in General Relativity
Sumanta Chakraborty, Pierre Heidmann, Paolo Pani
Black holes in General Relativity exhibit a remarkable feature: their response to static scalar, electromagnetic, and gravitational perturbations -- as quantified by the so-called…
Tidal deformability of black holes surrounded by thin accretion disks
Enrico Cannizzaro, Valerio De Luca, Paolo Pani
The tidal Love numbers of self-gravitating compact objects describe their response to external tidal perturbations, such as those from a companion in a binary system, offering valu…
Scalar shortcut to beyond-Kerr ringdown tests and their complementarity with black-hole shadow observations
Paolo Pani, Andrea P. Sanna
The quasinormal modes of black holes (BHs) in the large-angular-momentum limit can be computed within the eikonal approximation. This approximation is often extrapolated to low ang…
The Great Impersonation: -Solitons as Prototypical Black Hole Microstates
Alexandru Dima, Pierre Heidmann, Marco Melis +2
We analyze a new class of static, smooth geometries in five-dimensional supergravity, dubbed -solitons. They carry the same mass and charges as four-dimensional Reissn…
Dynamical Love numbers of black holes: Theory and gravitational waveforms
Sumanta Chakraborty, Valerio De Luca, Leonardo Gualtieri +1
In General Relativity, the static tidal Love numbers of black holes vanish identically. Whether this remains true for time-dependent tidal fields -- i.e., in the case of dynamical…