GRMHD and GRRT simulations of accretion onto a spinning Kerr-like wormhole show throat-dominated emission producing quasi-periodic modulations in 230 GHz light curves, distinct from Kerr black holes.
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Dynamics and Radiative Signatures of Accretion Flows onto a Kerr-like Wormhole
GRMHD and GRRT simulations of accretion onto a spinning Kerr-like wormhole show throat-dominated emission producing quasi-periodic modulations in 230 GHz light curves, distinct from Kerr black holes.
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Sensitivities of Black Hole Images from GRMHD Simulations
Differentiable GRMHD image sensitivities create a structured error landscape that supports gradient-based parameter recovery for black hole imaging under idealized and noisy conditions.
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Observational Properties of Near-Maximally Spinning Supermassive Black Holes
GRMHD simulations at spins 0.9375 and 0.998 yield similar fluid properties and full-Stokes EHT images, indicating prior lower-spin runs remain representative for a ≳ 0.9375.
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$\texttt{GPUmonty}$: A GPU-accelerated relativistic Monte Carlo radiative transfer code
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