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Everywhere regular counterpoised sphere

Physical scope

Central values and proper integrals in one exact smooth coupled charged-dust model profile. This is an ideal conditional calculation, not an observation, particle-composition claim, or stability result.

Example

Assume ACω as defined in The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω). Take a=b>0 and s=+1 in the exact A-page family. With r2=∑i(xi)2, Ψ=r2+b2, and H=1+b/Ψ, the center has H(0)=2, ∇H(0)=0, and ΔH(0)=−3/b2. Its central rest-mass density and scalar curvature are ρ(0)=3c232πGNb2,Sg(0)=34b2. The observer electric field vanishes at the center. The complete model remains smooth with strictly positive density for every finite r and has infinite spatial extent. Its proper mass and signed proper charge are c2b/GN and Qsc2b/GN. There is no point source at the center; no stability, real-particle composition, or empirical realization is asserted.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The indexed ACω premise [A1], b>0, a=b, s=+1, the selected SI conventions, and the exact A-page theorem.

[F1]

Under ACω, Exact smooth coupled counterpoised dust and observables supplies the exact smooth coupled fields, H=1+a/r2+b2, ΔH=−3ab2/(r2+b2)5/2, ρ=−c2ΔH/(4πGNH3), Ei=−sc2Hi/(QsH2), Sg=−2ΔH/H3, and the proper mass and charge integrals. It asserts ideal model deductions only.

[A1]

The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω) is the indexed premise that every family (Xn)n∈N of nonempty sets has a function f on N with f(n)∈Xn for each n. It is assumed here because the exact A-page theorem [F1] requires it; the finite substitutions below add no stronger choice principle.

Verification

1.1givenA1F1algebra

Since b>0, r2+b2>0 everywhere. The derivative of the spherical profile in [F1] is Hi=−bxi/(r2+b2)3/2, which vanishes at x=0. Substituting a=b into its Laplacian gives ΔH(0)=−3b3/b5=−3/b2, while H(0)=1+b/b=2. Thus the profile is regular at the center and is within [F1]'s positive smooth domain.

2.1givenA1F1step 1.1algebra∎

Substitution into [F1]'s density and curvature formulas yields ρ(0)=3c2/(4πGN⋅8b2)=3c2/(32πGNb2) and Sg(0)=6/(8b2)=3/(4b2). Since every Hi(0)=0, its observer electric components are zero there. The positive density for all finite r and the proper mass/charge values are the exact spherical conclusions of [F1]; they make no observation or point-source claim.

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