The complex potential formulation of the axisymmetric problem discussed by Ernst enables us to construct new solutions from a given one, by multiplying the corresponding potential by a unit complex number. This rotation introduces naturally the NUT parameter in the metric. The generalized Kerr, Weyl, and Tomimatsu−Sato solutions are explicity constructed.
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