2015
DOI: 10.1088/0264-9381/32/20/205010
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Electrogeodesics in the di-hole Majumdar-Papapetrou spacetime

Abstract: We investigate the (electro-)geodesic structure of the Majumdar-Papapetrou solution representing static charged black holes in equilibrium. We assume only two point sources, imparting thus the spacetime axial symmetry. We study electrogeodesics both in and off the equatorial plane and explore the stability of circular trajectories via geodesic deviation equation. In contrast to the classical Newtonian situation, we find regions of spacetime admitting two different angular frequencies for a given radius of the … Show more

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“…There are regions admitting both ω ± unlike the Newtonian case which only allows a single angular velocity at any given radius. This is a behavior we have already observed in a previous paper on another MP solution involving two charged black holes [16] and is a result of the quadratic nature of the algebraic form of the equations of motion. The value ρ q used in the figures is The diagrams are not to scale, static solutions are excluded.…”
Section: Charged Massive Particlesupporting
confidence: 75%
“…There are regions admitting both ω ± unlike the Newtonian case which only allows a single angular velocity at any given radius. This is a behavior we have already observed in a previous paper on another MP solution involving two charged black holes [16] and is a result of the quadratic nature of the algebraic form of the equations of motion. The value ρ q used in the figures is The diagrams are not to scale, static solutions are excluded.…”
Section: Charged Massive Particlesupporting
confidence: 75%
“…The question of stability is far richer in a di-hole configuration than that of a single black hole and requires additional condition on the parameters involved i.e., the mass(m i ), charge(q i ) and distance between the two sources [41]. Also, the spacetime structure in such a system is vastly different than that of a single black hole because of different symmetry of the spacetime [42]. A priori there is no reason to believe that the WCCC would hold for such cases and requires careful analysis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…and [38,67]. The system represents an extremally charged dust disc (σ e = σ, see [40]) around an extremal R-N BH of mass M 1 .…”
Section: Charged Discs Around Extremal Bhsmentioning
confidence: 99%