We study quasinormal modes of massive scalar perturbations in Kerr black holes using the isomonodromic method. For arbitrary scalar masses M μ and black hole spins $a/M$, we numerically determine the quasinormal frequencies for various orbital , azimuthal m, and overtone n numbers. In particular, we derive an analytic expression for frequencies of the zero-damping modes near the extremal limit a/M → 1. For =m=1, we reveal that the fundamental mode becomes a damped mode (rather than a zero-damping mode) if the scalar field is sufficiently heavy. By exploring the parameter space, we find numerical evidence for level-crossing between the longest-living mode and the first overtone at an exceptional point (Mμ)c 0.3704981 and (a/M)c 0.9994660.
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