Abstract
Using the new exact solution of Einstein and Maxwell equations in the general relativity theory, they studied the internal structure of a geometric object with a nontrivial topology, the wormhole. They showed that the galactic black hole recently discovered by astronomers and astrophysicists as the part of the Event Horizon Telescope project with the radius about 1016 cm and the mass of about 1043 g can be a wormhole almost neutralized in charge with parameters close to critical—megamaximon, the radius of its neck curvature is equal to the so-called critical radius coinciding with half of the gravitational radius.
Highlights
Using the new exact solution of Einstein and Maxwell equations in the general relativity theory, they studied the internal structure of a geometric object with a nontrivial topology, the wormhole
They showed that the galactic black hole recently discovered by astronomers and astrophysicists as the part of the Event Horizon Telescope project with the radius about 1016 cm and the mass of about 1043 g can be a wormhole almost neutralized in charge with parameters close to critical—megamaximon, the radius of its neck curvature is equal to the so-called critical radius coinciding with half of the gravitational radius
This paper is devoted to the study of new exact particular solution of the Einstein and Maxwell equations use in the general relativity theory (GRT) [4] [5] [6] [7] to describe the internal structure and calculate the parameters of a compact stationary object—the wormhole within the scales of the galaxy and the universe
Summary
Gravitational interaction in cosmological scales (galaxies, universes) prevails. Great interest in this area is manifested in the study of objects with nontrivial properties—dark (exotic) matter, black holes, wormholes, etc. [1] [2]. This paper is devoted to the study of new exact particular solution of the Einstein and Maxwell equations use in the general relativity theory (GRT) [4] [5] [6] [7] to describe the internal structure and calculate the parameters of a compact stationary object—the wormhole within the scales of the galaxy and the universe. This method was applied to the microworld—to elementary particle and atomic nucleus lengths and showed good agreement with experimental results [7].
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