Saturday, June 18, 2016

general relativity - Schwarzschild solution in arbitrary dimensions


Is there any generalized Schwarzschild solution for an arbitrary number of dimensions? Is it necessary to calculate each individually, or is there a relationship between them?



Answer




In d>4 dimensions, the analogue of the Schwarzschild solution is ds2=(12Mrd3)dt2+(12Mrd3)1dr2+r2dΩ2d2


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