Classical limits of boost-rotation symmetric spacetimes
David Kofron, Jiri Bicak

TL;DR
This paper explores the classical and special-relativistic limits of boost-rotation symmetric spacetimes, revealing their connection to Newtonian physics and electromagnetic fields, and highlighting their unique role in modeling accelerating sources.
Contribution
It constructs the Newtonian limit of boost-rotation symmetric spacetimes and analyzes the special-relativistic limit of the charged rotating C-metric, introducing an accelerating electromagnetic magic field.
Findings
Newtonian fields of uniformly accelerated sources derived
Special-relativistic limit yields accelerating electromagnetic magic field
Boost-rotation symmetric spacetimes uniquely describe accelerating, radiating sources
Abstract
Boost-rotation symmetric spacetimes are exceptional as they are the only exact asymptotically flat solutions to the Einstein equations describing spatially bounded sources ("point-like" particles, black holes) undergoing non-trivial motion ("uniform acceleration") with radiation. We construct the Newtonian limit of these spacetimes: it yields fields of uniformly accelerated sources in classical mechanics. We also study the special-relativistic limit of the charged rotating C-metric and so find accelerating electromagnetic magic field.
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