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Scalar mesostatic field with regard for gravitational effects

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arxiv gr-qc/9911008 v1 pith:2G4KAKQJ submitted 1999-11-03 gr-qc physics.hist-ph

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(Foreword by translator.) The aim of present translation is to clarify the historically important question who was the pioneer in obtaining of exact static solutions of Einstein equations minimally coupled with scalar field. Usually, people cite the works by Janis, Newman, Winicour (Phys. Rev. Lett. 20 (1968) 878) and others authors whereas it is clear that JNW rediscovered (in other coordinates) the Fisher's solution which was obtained 20 years before, in 1947. Regrettably, up to now I continue to meet many papers (even very fresh ones) whose authors evidently do not know about the Fisher's work, so I try to remove this gap by virtue of present translation and putting it into the LANL e-print archive. (Original Abstract.) It is considered the scalar mesostatic field of a point source with the regard for spacetime curvature caused by this field. For the field with $\mass = 0$ the exact solution of Einstein equations was obtained. It was demonstrated that at small distance from a source the gravitational effects are so large that they cause the significant changes in behavior of meson field. In particular, the total energy of static field diverges logarithmically.

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