Kerr geometry and Hawking’s area law: Ringdown spectroscopy and reproducible data science in rotating black holes
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Kerr black hole, Hawking area law, quasinormal modes, ringdown spectroscopy, surface gravity, black hole thermodynamics, reproducible data scienceAbstract
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