
doi: 10.2172/4308655
An analytic and fully general relativistic solution to Einstein's field equations is given. This analytic model of a slowly rotating neutron star can describe differentially as well as uniformly rotating stars. (auth)
Radio & X-Ray Sources, Rotation, N56300* --Physics (Astrophysics & Cosmology)--Quasi-Stellar, Field Theories, *Neutron Stars-- Mathematical Models, *Pulsars-- Mathematical Models, 530, General Relativity Theory, 520
Radio & X-Ray Sources, Rotation, N56300* --Physics (Astrophysics & Cosmology)--Quasi-Stellar, Field Theories, *Neutron Stars-- Mathematical Models, *Pulsars-- Mathematical Models, 530, General Relativity Theory, 520
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