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New Possible Effects of Interaction of Magnetic and Gravitational Vortex Fields
Stationary configurations of self-gravitating azimuthal, H ϕ , and longitudinal, H z , magnetic fields are considered within the framework of GRT with allowance for possible presence of the vortex component of the gravitational field. In accordance with this, the joint system of the stationary Einst...
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| description | Stationary configurations of self-gravitating azimuthal,
H
ϕ
, and longitudinal,
H
z
, magnetic fields are considered within the framework of GRT with allowance for possible presence of the vortex component of the gravitational field. In accordance with this, the joint system of the stationary Einstein–Maxwell equations is solved. It is shown that solutions describing the wormhole geometry can be obtained under certain conditions and that the longitudinal magnetic field changes the length of the obtained wormholes. |
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