Mathematical relation between dipole moment and frequency?

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how can we relate innermost stable circular orbits, keplerian, epicyclic, frame dragging precession frequency with dipole moment.
 
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Are you asking about Kerr spacetime? Have you checked any references that discuss how these quantities are calculated for Kerr spacetime?
 
i need to know any mathematical relation between frequency and dipole moment. frequency do increase with increase in dipole moment but how?
 
Once again, are you talking about Kerr spacetime? And have you checked any references about Kerr spacetime to see what they say? We can't help you if we don't know what work you've already done and what your background knowledge is.
 
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