Reissner-Nordström metric for magnetic fields

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hey,

does anyone of you know the reissner-nordström metric, if there is a magnetic field instead of the coulomb field of a charged gravitating body?

i just need the formula, but i could not find it in the internet, maybe someone here knows it?

sorry for my english, but i am german :rolleyes:
 
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thanks, but i wanted to build in a homogenous magnetic field. does anyone have another idea?
 
It should be possible to adapt the derivation in the paper i linked to, to a homogeneous magnetic field.
But this is not really sensible, as this magnetic field would have to be provided by the background.
 
okay, i will try it thank you!
 
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