Radiation Transfer of Emission Lines in Curved Space-Time

Kinwah Wu; Steven V. Fuerst

Radiation Transfer of Emission Lines in Curved Space-Time

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We present a general formulation for ray-tracing calculations in curved space-time. The formulation takes full account of relativistic effects in the photon transport and the relative motions of the emitters and the light-of-sight absorbing material. We apply the formulation to calculate the emission from accretion disks and tori around rotating black holes.

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