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TMF, 2003 Volume 134, Number 1, Pages 85–100 (Mi tmf142)

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Isomonodromy Approach to Boundary Value Problems for the Ernst Equation

C. Klein

Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems

Abstract: We use the isomonodromy properties of theta-functional solutions of the Ernst equation and an asymptotic expansion in the spectral parameter to establish algebraic relations, enforced by the underlying Riemann surface, between the metric functions and their derivatives. These relations determine which classes of boundary value problems can be solved on a given surface. The situation on lower-genus Riemann surfaces is studied in detail.

Keywords: general relativity theory, exact solutions, isomonodromy deformations.

DOI: 10.4213/tmf142


 English version:
Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, 2003, 134:1, 72–85

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