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Spinning Particle as Kerr–Newman “Black Hole”

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The assumption that elementary particle can be a black hole (BH) opens up several new aspects in the problems of particle physics and its interaction with gravity. We consider here regularized version of the particle created by Kerr–Newman BH solution, and analyse two new related gravitational effects: (1) emergence and role of the non-trivial topology and (2) new effect of a self-interaction created by the gravitationally induced Wilson line.

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Burinskii, A. Spinning Particle as Kerr–Newman “Black Hole”. Phys. Part. Nuclei Lett. 17, 724–729 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1134/S154747712005009X

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