A Static Solution to Einstein’s Field Equations for a Spherical Distribution of Electrically Counterpoised Dust with a Set of New Boundary Conditions
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Einstein’s field equations, electrically counterpoised dust.Abstract
A static spherically symmetric solution to Einstein’s field equations has been found with the standard boundary conditions for a spherical distribution of electrically counterpoised dust in Sashinka Wimaladharma and Nalin de Silva[1]. However the solution obtained there was not Lorentzian at infinity. To overcome this problem, a set of new boundary conditions has been introduced along with different coordinates for different regions of the matter distribution.
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[1] Sashinka Wimaladharma and Nalin de Silva. “A Static Solution to Einstein’s Field Equations for a spherical Distribution of Electrically Counterpoised Dust”American Scientific Research Journal for Engineering,Technology (ASRJETS), and Sciences ,Volume 17,No1 ,pp 155-164,March,2016.
[2] P.M.N.Dharmawardana. “Study of the Lane Emden equation and some of the associated equations.”MPhil theis, university of Kelaniya,2005.
[3] K.W.P.B Seneviratne, and Nalin de Silva. “The Schwarzschild space-time in the background of the flat Robertson-Walker space-time” Annual Research Symposium, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka,2007.
[4] S.B.P Wickramasuriya. “on static distribution of matter in general relativity”.PhD thesis, Queen Elizabeth college,London,1972.
[2] P.M.N.Dharmawardana. “Study of the Lane Emden equation and some of the associated equations.”MPhil theis, university of Kelaniya,2005.
[3] K.W.P.B Seneviratne, and Nalin de Silva. “The Schwarzschild space-time in the background of the flat Robertson-Walker space-time” Annual Research Symposium, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka,2007.
[4] S.B.P Wickramasuriya. “on static distribution of matter in general relativity”.PhD thesis, Queen Elizabeth college,London,1972.
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2016-07-03
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Wimaladharma, S., & de Silva, N. (2016). A Static Solution to Einstein’s Field Equations for a Spherical Distribution of Electrically Counterpoised Dust with a Set of New Boundary Conditions. American Scientific Research Journal for Engineering, Technology, and Sciences, 21(1), 163–177. Retrieved from https://asrjetsjournal.org/index.php/American_Scientific_Journal/article/view/1767
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