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Singular manifold analysis of the Einstein vacuum field equations

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In this paper, the authors investigated the Painleve property of the vacuum Einstein field equations and observed that the field equations possess this property when spacetime admits commuting, non-null two Killing vector fields.
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The Painleve property of the vacuum Einstein field equations is investigated. It is observed that the field equations possess this property when spacetime admits commuting, nonnull two Killing vector fields.

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