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Robinson--Trautman solution with nonlinear electrodynamics

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arxiv 1510.01183 v3 pith:EC4SBQCS submitted 2015-10-05 gr-qc

Robinson--Trautman solution with nonlinear electrodynamics

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Explicit Robinson--Trautman solutions with electromagnetic field satisfying nonlinear field equations are derived and analyzed. The solutions are generated from the spherically symmetric ones. In all cases the electromagnetic field singularity is removed while the gravitational one persists. The models resolving curvature singularity were not possible to generalize to Robinson--Trautman geometry indicating that the removal of singularity in associated spherically symmetric case is just a consequence of high symmetry. We show that the solutions are generally of algebraic type II but reduce to type D in spherical symmetry. Asymptotically they tend to the spherically symmetric case as well.

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