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Left-Degenerate Vacuum Metrics
Jerzy F. Plebański,Ivor Robinson +1 more
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For all complex space-times in which the self-dual part of the Weyl tensor is algebraically degenerate, Einstein's vacuum equations are reduced to a single differential equation of the second order and second degree as discussed by the authors.Abstract:
For all complex space-times in which the self-dual part of the Weyl tensor is algebraically degenerate, Einstein's vacuum equations are reduced to a single differential equation of the second order and second degree.read more
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