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[ascl:2212.022] Elysium: Observing black hole accretion disks

Elysium creates an observing screen at the desirable distance away from a black hole system. Observers set on every pixel of this screen then photograph the area toward the black hole - accretion disk system and report back what they record. This can be the accretion disk (incoming photons bring in radiation and thus energy), the black hole event horizon, or the empty space outside and beyond the system (there are no incoming photons or energy). The central black hole can be either Schwarzschild (nonrotating) or Kerr (rotating) by choice of the user.

Code site:
https://gitlab.com/leelamichaels/Elysium
Described in:
https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2022A%26A...657A..32K
Bibcode:
2022ascl.soft12022K

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