Relativistic hydrodynamic accretion discs around rotating black holes.

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In this work the equations of relativistic dissipative hydrodynamics are formulated in the 3+1 representation, both for the standard Navier-Stokes description, and for the extended causal second-order thermodynamics description. The general equations for arbitrary spacetimes are then specified to the astrophysically relevant case of the Kerr metric. The complete set of time-dependent causal structure equations for vertically integrated, dissipative axisymmetric fluid flows in the equatorial plane of a black hole is given. The stationary structure equations are completed to a model for polytropic accretion discs around rotating black holes. Particular care is given to the description of angular momentum transport. Solutions are computed by a new numerical scheme for stationary transonic flows. The properties of these solutions are very similar to the new branch of hot, optically thin, advection-dominated accretion flows.

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