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Scalar waves in a Topological Star spacetime: self-force and radiative losses

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arxiv 2411.19612 v1 pith:B727F3F4 submitted 2024-11-29 gr-qc

Scalar waves in a Topological Star spacetime: self-force and radiative losses

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We study the radiated energy by a scalar particle moving on a circular orbit (smeared in the extra dimension) in the spacetime of a topological star, extending a previous study [Phys. Rev. D {\bf 110}, 084077 (2024)]. We discuss motion in the presence of self-force effects too.

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