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arxiv 2211.05261 v2 pith:NIV4SQGG submitted 2022-11-09 gr-qc

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We describe a shielding mechanism for a charged black hole immersed in a background involving charged matter fields, solely arising from the Einstein-Maxwell field equations. In particular, we consider a charged generalization of the Einstein cluster, that is a charged black hole surrounded by an effective fluid model for a partially charged dust cloud. We show that the shielding mechanism, arising thereof, is generic and appears in a different parametrization of the problem as well. In this process, we provide the most general electrovacuum solution in a spacetime region devoid of charges, but in the presence of a static and spherically symmetric charge distribution elsewhere. Side by side, we also introduce a convenient parametrization, providing the global solution of the Einstein-Maxwell's field equations in the presence of a charged black hole within the environment of charged fluid. We also comment on the nature of the photon sphere, shadow radius and the eikonal quasi-normal modes in the Einstein-Maxwell cluster.

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