Mass and Spin of Exact Solutions of the Poincare Gauge Theory
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概要
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We calculate the mass and spin of exact solutions of the Poincare gauge theory,which asymptotically go over to a de Sitter space of constant curvature. Using certain energy-momentum and spin complexes in suitable frames, we find that the total mass of a spherically symmetric solution is just equal to the mass parameter of the solution, whereas the total spin vanishes.
- 理論物理学刊行会の論文
- 1987-07-25
著者
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Shirafuji Takeshi
Physics Department Saitama University
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SHIRAFUJI Tadahiko
Department of Physics, Chiba University
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Hecht Ralf
Institute For Theoretical Physics University Of Cologne
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BAECKLER Peter
Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of Cologne
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HEHL Friedrich
Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of Cologne
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Hehl Friedrich
Institute For Theoretical Physics University Of Cologne
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Baeckler Peter
Institute For Theoretical Physics University Of Cologne
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SHIRAFUJI Takeshi
Physics Department,Saitama University
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