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A Five-Dimensional Model of the Gravitational Interaction of an Electromagnetic Field in an Affine-Metric Space

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A geometric model for the gravitational interaction of an electromagnetic field in an affine-metric space with torsion and nonmetricity is proposed which describes the dynamics of an empty 5-dimensional affine-metric space. The gravitational and the electromagnetic field are presented in terms of the metric tensor of a 5-dimensional space-time. The equations of the theory are deduced from the variation principle with the use of the (4 + 1)-splitting formalism. Exact spherically symmetrical solutions have been obtained for the system of equations of the presented theory, and their possible astrophysical consequences have been investigated.

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Krechet, V.G., Levkoeva, M.V. & Sadovnikov, D.V. A Five-Dimensional Model of the Gravitational Interaction of an Electromagnetic Field in an Affine-Metric Space. Russian Physics Journal 43, 933–937 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1011378908238

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