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if you want to find the black hole solutions, what do you do?
has any solutions of $R_\alpha\beta=0$ a black hole?

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sadegh4137 said:
hi
if you want to find the black hole solutions, what do you do?
has any solutions of $$R_\alpha\beta=0$$ a black hole?

Google for "Schwarzschild Solution" and "Schwarzschild Radius".
 
Uncharged spherical (Schwarzschild) and rotating (Kerr) black holes are vacuum solutions, i.e., have $$R_{\alpha\beta} = 0.$$
 
sadegh4137 said:
has any solutions of $R_\alpha\beta=0$ a black hole?
As stated above, there are black hole solutions which solve the vacuum Einstein equations but the converse, as you have stated it, is clearly not true (a vacuum solution need not be a black hole solution). Just take the trivial solution (Minkowski space-time) as a counterexample.
 
And there are black hole solutions that are not vacuum solutions, e.g., Reissner-Nordstrom and Kerr-Newman black holes (these are electrovac solutions).
 
thanks
how you can recognize a metric is a black hole or not?
or how you can find black hole solution?
at first you find vacuum solution of Einstein equations?
and then?
 
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