Fig. C.1

Top panel: relation between the accretion rate Ṁ and the spin a:
different lines are related to different values of peak luminosity .
Bottom panel:
relation between the black hole mass M
and the spin a:
different lines are related to different couples of peak frequency and luminosity
.
For every line, the spectrum peak νp
–
and the viewing angle θ = 0° remain fixed. The SS solutions (horizontal dotted lines) with the same peak frequency and luminosity correspond to the KERRBB model with a ~ 0.8 (vertical dotted line). Since the spectrum peak moves to higher frequencies and luminosities by increasing the spin value (see Fig. 5), the mass and the accretion rate must increase and decrease, respectively, in order to keep the spectrum peak in the same position.
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