Torn accretion disks around Kerr black holes erode the inner shadow and create bifurcated, crescent, and multi-ring shadow features driven by sub-disk discontinuities and outer tilt angle.
Probing Non-rotating Black Hole in Kalb-Ramond Gravity: Imaging and Polarized Signatures Surrounded by Different Thick Accretion Flows
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Entropy corrections to black holes produce modified metrics whose photon-sphere and shadow sizes can be constrained by Sgr A* observations.
Increasing charge Q shrinks photon rings and central shadows in Kerr-Sen black hole images while spin creates brightness asymmetry; polarization patterns follow lensing and frame dragging.
Simulations show the Lorentz violation parameter l alters black hole inner shadow shape from elliptical to D-shaped, changes polarization patterns, and affects angular velocity in thin accretion disks.
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Reshaping the inner shadow of a Kerr black hole by a torn accretion disk
Torn accretion disks around Kerr black holes erode the inner shadow and create bifurcated, crescent, and multi-ring shadow features driven by sub-disk discontinuities and outer tilt angle.
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Photon Spheres and shadow of modified black-hole entropies
Entropy corrections to black holes produce modified metrics whose photon-sphere and shadow sizes can be constrained by Sgr A* observations.
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Optical images of Kerr-Sen black hole illuminated by thick accretion disks
Increasing charge Q shrinks photon rings and central shadows in Kerr-Sen black hole images while spin creates brightness asymmetry; polarization patterns follow lensing and frame dragging.
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Probing Observable Features of Lorentz violation in Low-Energy Ho\v{r}ava Gravity with Accretion Disk Images of Black Hole
Simulations show the Lorentz violation parameter l alters black hole inner shadow shape from elliptical to D-shaped, changes polarization patterns, and affects angular velocity in thin accretion disks.