Why is the Taub-NUT instanton singular at $\theta=\pi$?
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let take the metric the following :
ds2=V(dx+4m(1−cosθ)dϕ)2+1V(dr+r2dθ2+r2sin2θdϕ2),ds2=V(dx+4m(1−cosθ)dϕ)2+1V(dr+r2dθ2+r2sin2θdϕ2),
where
V=1+4mr.V=1+4mr.
That is the Taub-NUT instanton.
ds2=V(dx+4m(1−cosθ)dϕ)2+1V(dr+r2dθ2+r2sin2θdϕ2),ds2=V(dx+4m(1−cosθ)dϕ)2+1V(dr+r2dθ2+r2sin2θdϕ2),
where
V=1+4mr.V=1+4mr.
That is the Taub-NUT instanton.
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This exhibits the Taub-NUT metric as the metric on the total space of a circle bundle over R2∖{0}
Let
ϑ1=V√(dx+A)
ϑ2=1V√drϑ1=V(dx+A)
ϑ2=1Vdr
So that we may write the metric as:⏬⏬
ds2=ϑ21+ϑ22+ϑ23+ϑ24ds2=ϑ12+ϑ22+ϑ32+ϑ42
Let
ϑ1=V√(dx+A)
ϑ2=1V√drϑ1=V(dx+A)
ϑ2=1Vdr
So that we may write the metric as:⏬⏬
ds2=ϑ21+ϑ22+ϑ23+ϑ24ds2=ϑ12+ϑ22+ϑ32+ϑ42
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