Existence and Newtonian limit of nonlinear bound states in the Einstein-Dirac system
arXiv:0906.4661 · doi:10.1063/1.3294085
Abstract
An analysis is given of particlelike nonlinear bound states in the Newtonian limit of the coupled Einstein-Dirac system introduced by Finster, Smoller and Yau. A proof is given of existence of these bound states in the almost Newtonianian regime, and it is proved that they may be approximated by the energy minimizing solution of the Newton-Schrödinger system obtained by Lieb.
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