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Approaches to spherically symmetric solutions in f(T) gravity

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arxiv 2103.16970 v2 pith:S7LZXXVN submitted 2021-03-31 gr-qc hep-th

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We study properties of static spherically symmetric solutions in $f(\mathbb T)$ gravity. Based on our previous work on generalising Bianchi identities for this kind of theories, we show how this search of solutions can be reduced to the study of two relatively simple equations. One of them does not depend on the function $f$ and therefore describes the properties of such solutions in any $f(\mathbb T)$ theory. Another equation is the radial one and, if a possible solution is chosen, it allows to find out which function $f$ is suitable for it. We use these equations to find exact and perturbative solutions for arbitrary and specific choices off.

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    gr-qc 2025-02 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    By perturbing f(T) gravity around FLRW and Bianchi I spacetimes, the authors find that only the two gravitational-wave polarizations propagate in the gravity sector.

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