We compute spectra from accretion disks around rapidly rotating neutron
stars. The full effect of general relativity is considered for the structure
calculation of the stars. We take into account the Doppler shift, gravitational
redshift and light-bending effects in order to compute the observed spectra. To
facilitate direct comparison with observations, a simple empirical function is
presented which describes the numerically computed spectra well. This function
can in principle be used to distinguish between the Newtonian spectra and the
relativistic spectra. We also discuss the possibility of constraining neutron
star's equation of state using our spectral models.Comment: 2 pages, to appear in the proceedings of 'The Physics of Cataclysmic
Variables and Related Objects', Goettingen, August 5-10, 200
