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The Bekenstein-Hawking temperatures of Kerr black holes are given by the relation T BH = τ / 8 π M T_{\text{BH}}=\tau/8\pi M . We shall use units in which G = c = ℏ = 1 G=c=\hbar=1
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The parameter δ 2 \delta^{2} is closely related to the angular-eigenvalue of the angular Teukolsky equation, see [ 7 ] for details [see, in particular, equations (2.7) and (6.3) of [ 7 ] ]
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That is, as shown in [ 8 ] , the expression ( 7
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The failure in [ 2 ] to observe these resonances numerically is probably the reason behind the erroneous claim [see Eq. ( 4
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In order to be on the safe side, we have added an extra order of magnitude to the inequality ( 10
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A. Zimmerman (private communication) has kindly updated me that he has not detected in his numerical studies DMs in the regime μ > μ c \mu>\mu_{\text{c}} for a rapidly-rotating Kerr black hole with a / M = 1 − 10 − 9 {{a}/{M}}=1-10^{-9}
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