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Accelerating charged and rotating black holes in scalar multipolar universes

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arxiv 2501.11807 v4 pith:6BHO5B5V submitted 2025-01-21 gr-qc hep-th

Accelerating charged and rotating black holes in scalar multipolar universes

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Recently, Cardoso and Natario constructed an exact solution of Einstein-scalar field equations that describes a scalar counterpart of the Schwarzschild-Melvin Universe. In fact, this solution belongs to a more general class of solutions described by Herdeiro in [7]. In this work we show how to further generalize these solutions in presence of acceleration, rotation and various charges. More specifically, we describe general accelerating charged rotating black holes with NUT charge in scalar multipolar universes and present some of their properties.

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