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Chaotic scattering around black holes

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arxiv gr-qc/9604032 v2 pith:TSUVR53H submitted 1996-04-16 gr-qc

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It is shown that the scattering of a charged test particle by a system of four extreme Reissner-Nordtr\"om black holes is chaotic in some cases. The fractal structure of the scattering angle and time delay functions is another manifestation of the existence of a nonattracting chaotic set: fractal basin boundaries were previously known.

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