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Exact solutions of the Bianchi types V and IX via time-dependent quasi-Maxwell equations

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The exact solutions of the Einstein field equations for the Bianchi types V and IX in presence of a perfect fluid via the time-dependent quasi-Maxwell (TQM) equations are investigated by using the threading formalism.

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Yavari, M. Exact solutions of the Bianchi types V and IX via time-dependent quasi-Maxwell equations. Journal of the Korean Physical Society 64, 346–354 (2014). https://doi.org/10.3938/jkps.64.346

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