Some Exact Solutions Admitting Schwarzschild Charts
Some examples of exact solutions which can be obtained in this way include:
- the exterior region of the Schwarzschild vacuum,
- ditto, for the Reissner-Nordström electrovacuum, which includes the previous example as a special case,
- ditto, for the Reissner-Nordström-de Sitter electrolambdavacuum, which includes the previous example as a special case,
- the Janis-Newman-Winacour solution (which models the exterior of a static spherically symmetric object endowed with a massless minimally coupled scalar field),
- stellar models obtained by matching an interior region which is a static spherically symmetric perfect fluid solution across a spherical locus of vanishing pressure to an exterior region, which is locally isometric to part of the Schwarzschild vacuum region.
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