Oscillations of non-slender tori in Kerr metric

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Accretion Discs, Quasi Periodic Oscillations, Kerr Metric, Black Hole Spin

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The innermost parts of accretion discs around black holes are subject to strong gravity and may be the realm where quasi periodic oscillations (QPOs) originate. Several X-ray binaries with known mass estimates show at high frequencies a stable QPO pair in a 3:2 ratio. We found that non-slender fluid tori around Kerr black holes oscillate for any given spin parameter a with lower epicyclic frequencies than free particles. These pressure corrected epicyclic frequencies of non-slender tori in Kerr metric were used to model the upper and lower QPO as a combination of radial and vertical epicyclic frequency with the Keplerian orbital frequency to estimate the black hole spin.

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