3+1 Magnetodynamics
arXiv:1108.3511 · doi:10.1111/j.1745-3933.2011.01150.x
Abstract
The Magnetodynamics, or Force-Free Degenerate Electrodynamics, is recognized as a very useful approximation in studies of magnetospheres of relativistic stars. In this paper we discuss various forms of Magnetodynamic equations which can be used to study magnetospheres of black holes. In particular, we focus on the 3+1 equations which allow for curved and dynamic spacetime.
The revised version. Expanded by including the derivation of the force-free 4-current
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