Energy density in general relativity: a possible role for the cosmological constant
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Abstract: We consider a static spherically symmetric charged anisotropic fluid source of finite physical radius (sim 10^{-16} cm) by introducing a scalar variable Lambda dependent on the radial coordinate r under general relativity. From the solution sets a possible role of the cosmological constant is investigated which indicates the dependency of energy density of electron on the variable Lambda.
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