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Evolution and disruption of circular orbits during dynamic black hole scalarization
Dynamical black hole scalarization describes the process by which a ``no-hair" black hole transitions to a scalarized hairy state. This transition significantly alters the spacetime geometry, including the structure of stable circular orbits of the test particles, which are critical for astrophysica
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