On visible effects in the double Schwarzschild solution

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Hauptverfasser: de Leon, Eddy, Frauendiener, Joerg, Klein, Christian
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author de Leon, Eddy
Frauendiener, Joerg
Klein, Christian
author_facet de Leon, Eddy
Frauendiener, Joerg
Klein, Christian
contents Physical aspects of a static solution to the Einstein equations with two black holes are studied via ray tracing. The exact solution for this double Schwarzschild solution is known in explicit form. The black holes are separated by a singularity called \emph{Weyl strut}. The effect of this strut on null geodesics is shown to be defocusing in contrast to the focusing effect of the black holes. It is shown that black holes with a large separation essentially lead to similar behavior of the null geodesics as a single black hole, whereas nearby holes display a widely changed behavior due to the Weyl strut.
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spellingShingle On visible effects in the double Schwarzschild solution
de Leon, Eddy
Frauendiener, Joerg
Klein, Christian
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Physical aspects of a static solution to the Einstein equations with two black holes are studied via ray tracing. The exact solution for this double Schwarzschild solution is known in explicit form. The black holes are separated by a singularity called \emph{Weyl strut}. The effect of this strut on null geodesics is shown to be defocusing in contrast to the focusing effect of the black holes. It is shown that black holes with a large separation essentially lead to similar behavior of the null geodesics as a single black hole, whereas nearby holes display a widely changed behavior due to the Weyl strut.
title On visible effects in the double Schwarzschild solution
topic General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.12032