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Two-center exact exterior with same-sign fluxes
Example
Let have length units, set and , and take . On , put
The resulting datum is an exact source-free electrovac exterior. For either center , every coordinate sphere with , oriented by its outward Euclidean normal, has electric flux and magnetic flux zero. Precisely, fix any and use the oriented embedded sphere in the spacetime, where as in Finite positive multicenter MP exterior and fluxes; the fluxes are the pullback integrals under that inclusion and are independent of . The centers are excluded from the manifold; this example asserts no center regularity, horizon extension, equilibrium stability, or observation.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The distinct centers, positive lengths, sign, and the exact harmonic MP family.
Positive harmonic conformastatic electrovac data defines , the metric, and the global potential on a positive harmonic exterior.
Finite positive multicenter MP exterior and fluxes proves smoothness, harmonicity, source-free electrovac equations, and the flux for each isolated center.
and the two centers are distinct.
Verification
The Euclidean distances and are positive and smooth on . The formula is the instance of the function in [F2], with positive coefficients and , so it is positive and harmonic on and defines the metric-field data of [F1].
Apply [F2] with , , , and . For every displayed , the closed radius- ball about either center excludes the other center. Thus [F2] applies to the time-slice embeddings specified in the Example, giving the geometric electrovac equations on the full punctured domain and , on every such sphere; these values are independent of . The result is an exact mathematical example; none of the excluded centers is included as a regular point.