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gr-qc200813 cited

Transforming the Einstein static Universe into physically acceptable static fluid spheres II: A two - fold infinity of exact solutions

Cédric Grenon, Pascal J. Elahi, Kayll Lake

Following a solution generating technique introduced recently by one of us, we transform the Einstein static Universe into a two - fold infinity class of physically acceptable exac…

gr-qc200823 cited

Transforming the Einstein static Universe into physically acceptable static fluid spheres

Kayll Lake

The staid subject of exact static spherically symmetric perfect fluid solutions of Einstein's equations has been reinvigorated in the last decade. We now have several solution gene…

gr-qc20078 cited

More on the bending of light !

Kayll Lake

Recently, Rindler and Ishak have argued that the bending of light is, in principle, changed by the presence of a cosmological constant since one must consider not only the null geo…

gr-qc20076 cited

Scalar Polynomial Singularities in Power-Law Spacetimes

Kayll Lake

Recently, Helliwell and Konkowski (\texttt{gr-qc/0701149}) have examined the quantum "healing" of some classical singularities in certain power-law spacetimes. Here I further exami…

gr-qc20045 cited

Energy conditions and a bounce in FLRW cosmologies

Benjamin K. Tippett, Kayll Lake

Exploiting the existence of two "cosmological" constants, one associated with the classical Lovelock theorem and one with the vacuum energy density, we argue, in a model independen…

gr-qc2001

r-modes in the Tolman VII solution

Nicholas Neary, Kayll Lake

The r-mode frequencies of the Tolman VII solution for the slowly rotating non-barotropic approximation within the low frequency regime are estimated. The relativistic correction to…