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Stationary, spherically symmetric solutions of Jordan's unified theory of gravity and electromagnetism

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All stationary, spherically symmetric solutions of Jordan's unified theory of gravity and electromagnetism are constructed. Conditions for the solutions are given to represent black holes with nonvanishing mass, electric and magnetic charge.

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Dobiasch, P., Maison, D. Stationary, spherically symmetric solutions of Jordan's unified theory of gravity and electromagnetism. Gen Relat Gravit 14, 231–242 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00756059

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