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Local SI model limit from extremal RN to Bertotti–Robinson
Exact local smooth scaling limit of the selected electric extremal RN exterior to the Poincaré product chart of the source-free Einstein–Maxwell model. Convergence is only on compact subsets of R>0; no extension through the limiting boundary, global limit, or empirical claim is included.
Statement
Fix . Select The map of SI and geometric solution parameter identifications gives , , so the electric RN metric function is on . For every dimensionless , on define Let and for the SI extremal RN solution. Then and where As , converges in on to Under and , the limit is exactly the electric Bertotti–Robinson data of Constant-radius Bertotti-Robinson product data with , . By Constant-radius charged product model, it is a solution of the same adopted SI model. The convergence and solution statements are limited to the stated open domains and do not assert an extension at .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: , , the extremal SI parameter values, the exact RN and product definitions, and the adopted zero-source equation model.
Extremal RN to Bertotti-Robinson in C-infinity local scaling: for , , the exact pullbacks and geometric fields converge smoothly on compact subsets of to the Bertotti–Robinson product after , . This mathematical theorem is draft with a complete current proof and Step 1 authoring-ready record; it is used conditionally.
Dyonic RN as adopted Einstein–Maxwell model: the dyonic RN data with the parameter map of SI and geometric solution parameter identifications solve the adopted SI equations on the open domain where and . This physical theorem is draft with a complete current proof and Step 1 authoring-ready record; its solution claim is used conditionally.
Constant-radius charged product model: the product with solves the same source-free SI model on . This physical theorem is draft with a complete proof authored in this batch and is used conditionally, without independent approval.
SI and geometric solution parameter identifications: , , gives , and is a positive constant.
Equation-based Einstein–Maxwell model: the same adopted postulate is used with , , and .
The Axiom of Countable Choice (): the inherited geometric convention is at most ; the scaling map and compact convergence do not make a choice.
Proof
Given: The hypotheses and exact current statements in [F1]–[F5] and [A1].
Substituting and from the Statement into [F4] gives , , and , with . Hence for , so the physical RN solution in [F2] applies throughout the image of each .
The exact geometric pullbacks in [F1] yield the displayed and . Since with constant positive , the same coordinate derivatives converge on each compact subset of after multiplication by . This is the stated convergence for the SI fields as well as the metrics.
The coordinate substitution , transforms the limiting pair into and from [F3], on . Thus the limit is itself a source-free SI model solution. The coordinate scaling uses no choice beyond [A1] and makes no claim about .
Depends on
Dyonic RN as adopted Einstein–Maxwell model
Extremal RN to Bertotti-Robinson in C-infinity local scaling
Constant-radius charged product model
Equation-based Einstein–Maxwell model
SI and geometric solution parameter identifications
Constant-radius Bertotti-Robinson product data
The Axiom of Countable Choice ()