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A class of static perfect fluid solutions

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We consider a two-parameter family of equations of state for perfect fluids which forms the limiting case of a condition employed in a uniqueness proof of static, asymptotically flat solutions of the field equations. We find a geometric interpretation of this family and determine, for each of its members, the one-parameter family of regular spherically symmetric solutions.

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Simon, W. A class of static perfect fluid solutions. Gen Relat Gravit 26, 97–101 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02088212

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