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In the present article three new exact solutions of Einstein’s field equations for charged fluid spheres are derived as per Ivanov’s classification (ν,q). Where ‘ν’ stands for ‘logg 44’ and q represents total charge inside the sphere of radius r. The solutions are obtained by considering ν=nlogB 1/n(1+br 2) with b<0, B>0 and assuming suitable charged function ‘q’. The solutions so obtained are utilized to construct the super dense star models with surface density ρ a =2×1014 g cm−3 and possessing the maximum mass M and the corresponding radius a as: (i) n=−1, M=3.9678M Θ , a=22.9698 km, (ii) n=−2, M=4.9489M Θ , a=18.332 km, (iii) n=−3, M=0.9643M Θ , a=3.1698 km. The red shift, adiabatic index, variation of velocity of light throughout the stars have been studied carefully and kept the every entity within the physical range.
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Maurya, S.K., Gupta, Y.K., Dayanandan, B. et al. Three new exact solutions for charged fluid spheres in general relativity. Astrophys Space Sci 356, 75–87 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10509-014-2200-8
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