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Flux enhancement of corotating hot spots in accretion disks from the slow-light effect
With the Event Horizon Telescope and future Very Long Baseline Interferometry arrays poised to image supermassive black holes, there is a strong motivation to understand the dynamic aspects of the accretion flow near the black hole. Interestingly, in such highly relativistic regime, the finite light
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