Classical and quantum gravity in dimensions: III. Solutions of arbitrary topology (Q4348758)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1046256
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1046256 |
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Classical and quantum gravity in dimensions: III. Solutions of arbitrary topology (English)
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5 April 1998
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topological classification
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dilation gravity
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Killing field
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0.8681825399398804
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0.7887813448905945
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0.7751273512840271
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[For Parts I and II Zbl 0851.53054 and Zbl 0859.53056.] The authors seem to give a topological classification of 1+1-dimensional dilaton gravity models. They build on earlier papers in which it has been shown that solutions of their models always admit one Killing field. In the main part of this paper they seem to obtain solutions of arbitrary topology by gluing together fundamental solutions. As there is no theorem with a clear-cut statement I have not been able to figure out to what extent their results are a proper classification.
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