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Photons trajectories on a first order scale-dependent static BTZ black hole

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arxiv 1903.09037 v1 pith:73MGRXR4 submitted 2019-03-21 gr-qc

Mohsen Fathi , Ángel Rincón , J.R. Villanueva This is my paper · ORCID
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In this paper we study the motion of massless particles on a static BTZ black hole background in the context of scale-dependent gravity, which is characterized by the running parameter $\epsilon$. Thus, by using standard methods we obtain the equation of motions and then analytic solutions are found. The relevant non-trivial differences appear when we compare our solution against the classical counterpart.

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