Anisotropic Charged Spheres in Higher Dimensional Rosen's Bimetric Relativity Theory

In the present study, we presented the field equations for anisotropic charged spheres in higher dimensional spherically symmetric space-time in the framework of Rosen’s bimetric relativity theory (Rosen 1979, 1980). To obtain the determinate solutions of the higher dimensional field equations, the strategy we adopted is to assume that the space-time admits one parameter group of conformal motions generated by the vector field if L .

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Communications on Applied Nonlinear Analysis
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2024-09-02
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https://doi.org/10.52783/cana.v31.5016
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Advanced Differential Geometry Research
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Anisotropic Charged Spheres in Higher Dimensional Rosen's Bimetric Relativity Theory

R. T. Katre
Communications on Applied Nonlinear Analysis
Advanced Differential Geometry Research
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Anisotropic Charged Spheres in Higher Dimensional Rosen's Bimetric Relativity Theory

R. T. Katre
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In the present study, we presented the field equations for anisotropic charged spheres in higher dimensional spherically symmetric space-time in the framework of Rosen’s bimetric relativity theory (Rosen 1979, 1980). To obtain the determinate solutions of the higher dimensional field equations, the strategy we adopted is to assume that the space-time admits one parameter group of conformal motions generated by the vector field if L .

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