New spherically symmetric monopole and regular solutions in Einstein-Born-Infeld theories

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics – General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology

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Final version in journal. Amplied version with new results that previous talk in Protvino workshop

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10.1063/1.1862308

In this work a new asymptotically flat solution of the coupled Einstein-Born-Infeld equations for a static spherically symmetric space-time is obtained. When the intrinsic mass is zero the resulting spacetime is regular everywhere, in the sense given by B. Hoffmann and L. Infeld in 1937, and the Einstein-Born-Infeld theory leads to the identification of the gravitational with the electromagnetic mass. This means that the metric, the electromagnetic field and their derivatives have not discontinuities in all the manifold. In particular, there are not conical singularities at the origin, in contrast to well known monopole solution studied by B. Hoffmann in 1935. The lack of uniqueness of the action function in Non-Linear-Electrodynamics is discussed.

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