# Exact solutions of the Einstein-Maxwell equations with closed timelike curves

@article{Bonnor2005ExactSO,
title={Exact solutions of the Einstein-Maxwell equations with closed timelike curves},
author={William B. Bonnor and B. R. Steadman},
journal={General Relativity and Gravitation},
year={2005},
volume={37},
pages={1833-1844}
}
• Published 4 November 2005
• Physics
• General Relativity and Gravitation
We examine two electrovac spacetimes, the Kerr-Newman solution and another due to Perjes, which represent single charged, rotating, magnetic objects. Both contain regions with closed timelike curves (CTC), but these regions would be covered by the sources in any physical realisation of the spacetimes, so the CTC would not be detectable. We then study a stationary solution referring to two charged, rotating, magnetic objects. In general there is a region of CTC between the objects no matter how…
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