Regular solutions of the Einstein–Yang–Mills equations

It is shown rigorously that any static symmetric solution of the Einstein–Yang–Mills (YM) equations with SU(2) gauge group that is well behaved in the far field is one of three types: black hole, particlelike, or Riessner–Nordström‐like (RN) solution. (In particular, any solution with finite ADM mas...

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Published in:Journal of mathematical physics 1995-08, Vol.36 (8), p.4301-4323
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