On the classification of stationary electro-vacuum black holes
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Abstract: We obtain a classification of stationary, --regular, non-degenerate and analytic electro-vacuum space-times in terms of Weinstein solutions. In particular, for connected horizons, we prove uniqueness of the Kerr-Newman black holes.
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