Exact solutions of Bianchi I spacetimes which admit Conformal Killing vectors
arXiv:1501.02471 · doi:10.1007/s10714-015-1856-x
Abstract
We develop a new method in order to classify the Bianchi I spacetimes which admit conformal Killing vectors (CKV). The method is based on two propositions which relate the CKVs of 1+(n-1) decomposable Riemannian spaces with the CKVs of the (n-1) subspace and show that if 1+(n-1) space is conformally flat then the (n-1) spacetime is maximally symmetric. The method is used to study the conformal algebra of the Kasner spacetime and other less known Bianchi type I matter solutions of General Relativity.
arXiv comment17 pages; 3 tables; accepted for publication by Gen. Relativ. Gravit
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