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Slowly Rotating Wormholes in f(R,T) Gravity: Particle Dynamics and Weak-field Lensing
Among all gravitational solutions, traversable wormholes stand out as truly fascinating, yet within general relativity, they almost always demand exotic matter that necessarily violate null energy requirement. The inclusion of matter-geometry coupling in modified gravity theories provides a viable p
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