On solutions of Einstein and Einstein-Yang-Mills equations with (maximal) conformal subsymmetries

Mathematics – Group Theory

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Conformal Mapping, Cosmology, Einstein Equations, Relativity, Unified Field Theory, Yang-Mills Theory, Gravitation Theory, Group Theory, Minkowski Space, Space-Time Functions, Symmetry, Tensor Analysis

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The maximal subgroups of the conformal group (which have in common as a subgroup the group of pure spatial rotations) are considered as isometry groups of conformally flat spacetimes, and the corresponding cosmological solutions of Einstein's field equations are identified. For each of them, the possibility that it could be generated by an SU(2) Yang-Mills field built, via the Corrigan-Fairlie-'t Hooft-Wilczek ansatz, from a scalar field identical with the square root of the conformal factor defining the space-time metric tensor is investigated. In particular, the Einstein cosmological model can be generated in this manner, but in the framework of strong gravity only, a micro-Einstein universe being then viewed as a possible model for a hadron.

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