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تسجيل مستخدم جديدThe Breton-Manko equatorially antisymmetric binary configuration revisited
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The Breton-Manko solution for two identical counter-rotating Kerr-Newman charged masses is rewritten in the physical parametrization involving Komar quantities. The new form of the solution turns out to be very convenient for verifying that the black-hole sector of the Breton-Manko binary configuration saturates a recent geometric inequality for interacting black holes with struts discovered by Gabach Clement.
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