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Two-center exact exterior with same-sign fluxes

Example

Let d,m1,m2>0 have length units, set a1=(0,0,0) and a2=(d,0,0), and take σ=+1. On D=R3∖{a1,a2}, put

H(x)=1+m1∣x−a1∣+m2∣x−a2∣.

The resulting datum is an exact source-free electrovac exterior. For either center aA, every coordinate sphere SA(r)={x:∣x−aA∣=r} with 0<r<d, oriented by its outward Euclidean normal, has electric flux mA and magnetic flux zero. Precisely, fix any s∈Rx0 and use the oriented embedded sphere is,SA(r)(SA(r)) in the spacetime, where is,SA(r)(x)=(s,x) as in Finite positive multicenter MP exterior and fluxes; the fluxes are the pullback integrals under that inclusion and are independent of s. 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.

[F1]

Positive harmonic conformastatic electrovac data defines H, the metric, and the global potential on a positive harmonic exterior.

[F2]

Finite positive multicenter MP exterior and fluxes proves smoothness, harmonicity, source-free electrovac equations, and the flux σmA for each isolated center.

[A1]

d,m1,m2>0 and the two centers are distinct.

Verification

1.1givenF1F2A1construct

The Euclidean distances ∣x−a1∣ and ∣x−a2∣ are positive and smooth on D. The formula is the N=2 instance of the function in [F2], with positive coefficients and σ=+1, so it is positive and harmonic on D and defines the metric-field data of [F1].

2.1givenF2A1step 1.1∎

Apply [F2] with N=2, a1≠a2, m1,m2>0, and σ=+1. For every displayed 0<r<d, the closed radius-r 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 qe=mA, qm=0 on every such sphere; these values are independent of s. The result is an exact mathematical example; none of the excluded centers is included as a regular point.

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