Drawing Kerr

Drawing Kerr

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Abstract

The Kerr metric is analyzed using strictly geometrical elements. A 4-dimensional surface representing the geometry of the Kerr model is embedded into a 5-dimensional flat space. The field strengths of the model are explicitly worked out and understanding of the theory is supported by numerous figures. The structure of the field equations is analyzed.

KeywordsKerr GeometryGeometrical InterpretationKerr Surface

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