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For r≫R, the multipole expansion is
∣r−r′∣1​=r1​+r3r⋅r′​+O(R2/r3).
(1)
The center of mass condition removes the mass dipole. Axisymmetry makes the mixed second moments vanish and gives ∫ρx′2=∫ρy′2. Undoing trace reversal therefore yields
ds2=−(1−r2m​)dt2+(1+r2m​)dr2+r34ma​(ydx−xdy)dt,
(2)
where
m=∫ρd3r′,ma=Jz​=Ω∫ρ(x′2+y′2)d3r′​.
(3)
Thus a=Jz​/m is the specific angular momentum, and the cross term is the dipole part of the slowly rotating weak-field metric.

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