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Plane-fronted gravitational and electromagnetic waves in spaces with cosmological constant

István Ozsváth, Ivor Robinson, Krzysztof Rózga

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Plane-fronted waves in spaces with nonzero cosmological constant are studied. In particular their complete classification, which depends essentially on the sign of the cosmological constant and that of some second-order invariant determined by the congruence of null rays, is provided.

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Plane-fronted waves in spaces with nonzero cosmological constant are studied. In particular their complete classification, which depends essentially on the sign of the cosmological constant and that of some second-order invariant determined by the congruence of null rays, is provided.

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Plane-fronted waves in spaces with nonzero cosmological constant are studied. In particular their complete classification, which depends essentially on the sign of the cosmological constant and that of some second-order invariant determined by the congruence of null rays, is provided.

Key concepts: Physics, Cosmological constant, Gravitational wave, Congruence (geometry), Gravitation, Null (SQL), Constant (computer programming), Invariant (physics)

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