On the nonexistence of static solutions of the Einstein–Weyl equations in general relativity
Charalampos A. Kolassis
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Charalampos A. Kolassis
Abstract
It is proved that the combined gravitational-neutrino equations in general relativity admit no nontrivial solutions in a static space-time provided that the energy density of the neutrino field is nonnull for all observers.
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It is proved that the combined gravitational-neutrino equations in general relativity admit no nontrivial solutions in a static space-time provided that the energy density of the neutrino field is nonnull for all observers.
Key concepts: General relativity, Physics, Einstein field equations, Gravitational field, Field equation, Theory of relativity, Neutrino, Gravitation