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Timing of echoes in electromagnetic radiation from hot spots orbiting a Kerr black hole impostor
We investigate the light curve of an isolated bright spot in a Keplerian orbit around a Kerr black hole candidate to probe possible deviations from the standard event-horizon picture. In particular, we explore the presence of a reflective surface, namely a "mirror" near the horizon, and its observab
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