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SUMMARY:Energy bookkeeping in black-hole growth
DTSTART:20261021T090000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Shurui Zhang (ICRANet)\n\nBlack-hole (BH) accretion 
 and mergers drive BH growth and power the most energetic phenomena in the 
 universe\, yet how much energy is retained as transformable rotational ene
 rgy remains unclear. Using the irreducible mass to split a Kerr BH into an
  irreversible part and a transformable rotational reservoir\, we trace the
  evolution of each energy channel and compare the radiated and stored ener
 gies across different BH growth processes. For prograde conservative accre
 tion through the innermost stable circular orbit\, the rotational energy g
 ained exceeds the radiated energy over the broad spin range (0.0722<a<0.99
 93)\, the result preserved by radiation-reaction corrections up to just be
 low the corresponding saturation spins. Numerical-relativity merger fits s
 how that\, for quasicircular nonspinning binaries\, stored rotational ener
 gy in the remnant exceeds radiated energy for mass ratios (q>0.0894)\; thi
 s relation also holds across most of the eccentricities and spin configura
 tions explored. Observationally\, all LIGO–Virgo–KAGRA events from O1-
 O4 with publicly reported source parameters satisfy this relation. Our stu
 dies connect BH thermodynamics\, growth\, and energy extraction\, showing 
 that across most astrophysically relevant parameters\, BH growth builds a 
 rotational reservoir larger than the energy it directly radiates. This res
 ult helps us understand energy supply and transfer in extreme environments
  and enables studies of energy extraction from BHs to be more astrophysica
 lly meaningful.\n\n\n\n\nShurui Zhang is currently a postdoctoral fellow a
 t ICRANet. He received PhD degrees from both the University of Ferrara and
  USTC (University of Science and Technology of China). His research intere
 sts are on AGNs and compact objects via multi-messenger approaches.\n\n\n\
 n \n\nhttps://indico.icranet.org/event/14/
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