On the equilibrium of charged masses in general relativity: II. The stationary electrovacuum case

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Nov 1999

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Classical and Quantum Gravity, Volume 16, Issue 11, pp. 3725-3734 (1999).

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The equilibrium states in the axisymmetric systems of charged, magnetized, aligned, spinning masses are investigated. We show that in the stationary binary systems consisting of a black hole and a hyperextreme object, or of two hyperextreme objects, the equilibrium can exist for the constituents possessing positive Komar masses; at the same time, Smarr's mass formula does not generally hold for the former systems due to a specific behaviour of the magnetic field.

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