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Gravitational potential of a truncated inverse-radius sphere (Φ(r)=−k′(2r0​−r))

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The sphere ρ=k′/(2πGr) for r<r0​ has M(r)=k′r2/G and Φ(r)=−k′(2r0​−r), with zero potential at infinity. Its finite central potential contrasts with the logarithmic central divergence of a truncated inverse-square density.

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