2005
DOI: 10.1088/0264-9381/22/17/014
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Physical interpretation of the NUT family of solutions

Abstract: We demonstrate by the use of Komar integrals that the aggregate mass of two semi-infinite sources which are present in the general family of NUT solutions is a negative nonzero quantity, while the corresponding angular momentum always assumes an infinitely large value except for one particular case when it is equal to zero. In the latter case the solution is equatorially antisymmetric and represents the exterior field of two identical counter-rotating semi-infinite sources possessing negative masses and infini… Show more

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“…Then (6) is not a globally allowed transformation and, for any choice of C, we have a true singularity on at least one halfaxis. Bonnor interpreted this singularity as a massless spinning rod.…”
Section: Nut Space-timementioning
confidence: 95%
“…Then (6) is not a globally allowed transformation and, for any choice of C, we have a true singularity on at least one halfaxis. Bonnor interpreted this singularity as a massless spinning rod.…”
Section: Nut Space-timementioning
confidence: 95%
“…It is interesting that by further setting k = m, a = ν, one arrives at the single NUT solution [25] with the total mass 2m and the NUT parameter 2ν which, as was demonstrated by Manko and Ruiz [19], shares the property of being equatorially antisymmetric. Solution I reduces to the Bretón-Manko electrovac solution [26] for two counter-rotating KerrNewman masses when the NUT parameter ν and the magnetic charge b are equal to zero.…”
Section: The Multipole Moments Basic Limits Stationary Limit Surfacmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…The general stationary axially symmetric solution [6,9] to the vacuum Einstein equations in the standard Weyl-Papapetrou cylindrical coordinates {t, ρ, ϕ, z} is given by…”
Section: Particles Motion In a Space Of Nonrotatingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here we extend them to the space time of cylindrical NUT source obtained in [9] as exact solution of Einstein equations without making any assumption on the strength of gravitational field. We are interested to study the motion of test particles and electro-magnetic fields in NUT space with the aim to get tools for studying new important general relativistic effects which are associated with nondiagonal components of the metric tensor and have no Newtonian analogues due to their origin.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%