Trajectory of Massive Particle Around a Magnetically Charged Compact Object in Einstein-Maxwell-dilaton Gravity
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In this work, we investigate an orbital motion of massive particle around a static and spherically symmetric magnetically charged object in Einstein-Maxwell-dilaton gravity. This solution has three characteristics parameters, dilaton flux , magnetic charged
and dilaton coupling constant
. These results provide observational means for understanding physical behaviors of magnetically charged compact object in general relativity.
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