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Rotating Weyssenhoff fluids in linearized Einstein-Cartan theory
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The Weyssenhoff fluid expands the ordinary perfect-fluid description of general relativity by taking into account the intrinsic spin of its constituent particles. Within the linearized regime of Einstein-Cartan theory, we investigate the exterior geometry produced by isolated slowly rotating Weyssen
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