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arxiv 1611.06936 v2 pith:YEUH3IUQ submitted 2016-11-18 gr-qc hep-th

Strong gravitational lensing --- A probe for extra dimensions and Kalb-Ramond field

Sumanta Chakraborty , Soumitra SenGupta This is my paper
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Strong field gravitational lensing in the context of both higher spacetime dimensions and in presence of Kalb-Ramond field have been studied. After developing proper analytical tools to analyze the problem we consider gravitational lensing in three distinct black hole spacetimes --- (a) four dimensional black hole in presence of Kalb-Ramond field, (b) brane world black holes with Kalb-Ramond field and finally (c) black hole solution in $f(T)$ gravity. In all the three situations we have depicted the behavior of three observables: the asymptotic position approached by the relativistic images, the angular separation and magnitude difference between the outermost images with others packed inner ones, both numerically and analytically. Difference between these scenarios have also been discussed along with possible observational signatures.

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