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G. Rudolph

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A certain class of Einstein-Yang-Mills--systems

A class of $ G $-invariant Einstein-Yang-Mills (EYM) systems with cosmological constant on homogeneous spaces $ G / H $, where $ G $ is a semisimple compact Lie group, is presented. These EYM--systems can be obtained in terms of dimensional reduction of pure gravity. If $ G / H $ is a symmetric space, the EYM--system on $ G / H $ provides a static solution of the EYM--equations on spacetime $ {\Bbb R} \times G / H $. This way, in particular, a solution for an arbitrary Lie group $ F $, considered as a symmetric space, is obtained. This solution is discussed in detail for the case $ F = SU(2) $. A known analytical EYM--system on $ {\Bbb R} \times S^3 $ is recovered and it is shown - using a relation to the BPST instanton - that this solution is of sphaleron type. Finally, a relation to the distance of Bures and to parallel transport along mixed states is shown.

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Exact solutions of Reissner-Nordström type in Einstein-Yang-Mills --systems with arbitrary gauge groups and space-time dimensions

We present a class of solutions in Einstein-Yang-Mills-systems with arbitrary gauge groups and space-time dimensions, which are symmetric under the action of the group of spatial rotations. Our approach is based on the dimensional reduction method for gauge and gravitational fields and relates symmetric EYM-solutions to certain solutions of two-dimensional Einstein-Yang-Mills-Higgs-dilaton theory. Application of this method to four-dimensional spherically symmetric (pseudo)riemannian space-time yields, in particular, new solutions describing both a magnetic and an electric charge in the center of a black hole. Moreover, we give an example of a solution with nonabelian gauge group in six-dimensional space-time. We also comment on the stability of the obtained solutions.

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QCD Event Generators

This report is a survey on QCD Event Generator issues of relevance for LEP 2. It contains four main sections: a summary of experience from LEP 1, extrapolations to LEP 2 energies, Monte Carlo descriptions and standardization issues.

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