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A differential-geometry approach to black hole characterization of megamaser systems in static spherically symmetric spacetimes
We develop a geometry-first model that maps measured thin-disk water megamaser observables--sky angles, frequency shifts, their secular drifts and the angular redshift rate--to the black hole parameters in a generic static, spherically symmetric (SSS) spacetime written in the Schwarzschild gauge. Th
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