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The Schwarzschild solution to the field equations is a vacuum solution for a spherically symmetric mass and provides the Schwarzschild radius:
rs = 2Gm / c^2.
Is there a similar treatment for a cylinder that would give its radius and height as a function of mass?
rs = 2Gm / c^2.
Is there a similar treatment for a cylinder that would give its radius and height as a function of mass?