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Spherically symmetric fields in Rosen's bimetric theories of gravitation

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By means of bimetric Killing vectors two spherically symmetric fields are investigated: (i) the time-dependent one in Rosen's flat-background bimetric theory; and (ii) the energy-preserving in Rosen's cosmological-background bimetric theory withk = 1. In the first case a wave behavior of the field is present. In the second case a time evolution is obtained for fields, created by insular systems of constant energy. These phenomena are typical for bimetric theories of gravitation.

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Israelit, M. Spherically symmetric fields in Rosen's bimetric theories of gravitation. Gen Relat Gravit 13, 681–688 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00759411

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