Plane wave solutions of field equations R_ij=0 in six dimensional space-time. II
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The author deduces a special sort of plane wave solutions in six-dimensional gravity. Unfortunately, he does not compare with the present literature on the subject. And: The key equation (1.3) containing the author's unusual definition of a plane wave has a misprint, so one can even not simply guess what he is doing.
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