Three-dimensional Einstein-Weyl geometry
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Several examples of Einstein-Weyl spaces are obtained, discussed and classified. The question of complexification is solved. A simple proof is given that the Einstein-Weyl condition is equivalent to the existence of totally geodesic null hypersurfaces. Some conjectures are presented.
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