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Perihelion advance and stability criterion of a spinning charged test particle in Reissner–Nordström field: Application in earth orbit

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In this study, a new equation of motion of a spinning charged test particle is examined. This equation is a counterpart of Papapetrou equations in Riemannian geometry when the charge… Click to show full abstract

In this study, a new equation of motion of a spinning charged test particle is examined. This equation is a counterpart of Papapetrou equations in Riemannian geometry when the charge of the particle disappears. By using the Lagrangian approach, the equation of motion of the spinning charged particle is derived. Furthermore, the path deviation of the spinning charged particle is achieved by the same Lagrangian function. The equation of motion of the spinning charged test particle, in the Reissner–Nordström background is entirely solved. The stability criteria of the spinning motion of the charge test particle are discussed. The Perihelion advance and trajectory of a spinning charged test particle, in the Reissner–Nordström space–time, is scrutinized along with two different methods; the first is the perturbation method (Einstein’s method) and the second is described by Kerner et al.[Formula: see text] Moreover, the effect of charge and spin on Perihelion advance are inspected. Additionally, the existing results are matched with the previously cited works. Finally, applications to the Earth’s orbit are also analyzed.

Keywords: spinning charged; test particle; particle reissner; charged test; particle

Journal Title: International Journal of Modern Physics A
Year Published: 2021

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