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20022011
most citedEnergy density in general relativity: a possible role for cosmological constant

21 citations · 40 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

gr-qc2011

Relativistic Electromagnetic Mass Models With Cosmological Variable in Spherically Symmetric Anisotropic Source

R. N. Tiwari, Saibal Ray, Sumana Bhadra

A class of exact solutions for the Einstein-Maxwell field equations are obtained by assuming the erstwhile cosmological constant to be a space-variable scalar, viz., $ Λ=Λ(r)…

gr-qc2007★ 1 cited

Electromagnetic Mass Models in General Theory of Relativity

Sumana Bhadra

"Electromagnetic mass" where gravitational mass and other physical quantities originate from the electromagnetic field alone has a century long distinguished history. In the introd…

astro-ph2005★ 4 cited

Relativistic Electromagnetic Mass Models: Charged Dust Distribution in Higher Dimensions

Saibal Ray, Sumana Bhadra, G. Mohanti

Electromagnetic mass models are proved to exist in higher dimensional theory of general relativity corresponding to charged dust distribution. Along with the general proof a specif…

gr-qc2003★ 6 cited

Relativistic anisotropic charged fluid spheres with varying cosmological constant

Saibal Ray, Sumana Bhadra, Anand S. Sengupta

Static spherically symmetric anisotropic source has been studied for the Einstein-Maxwell field equations assuming the erstwhile cosmological constant to be a space-variable s…

gr-qc2002★ 8 cited

Classical Electron Model with Negative Energy Density in Einstein-Cartan Theory of Gravitation

Saibal Ray, Sumana Bhadra

Experimental result regarding the maximum limit of the radius of the electron \sim 10^{-16} cm and a few of the theoretical works suggest that the gravitational mass which is a pri…

gr-qc2002★ 21 cited

Energy density in general relativity: a possible role for cosmological constant

Saibal Ray, Sumana Bhadra

We consider a static spherically symmetric charged anisotropic fluid source of finite physical radius (\sim 10^{-16} cm) by introducing a scalar variable Λdependent on the radial c…