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Corrections to the thin-wall approximation in general relativity
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The CDL instanton is also a good approximation to a wall of finite thickness, as the Israel equations are a leading order approximation for a thin but finite thickness wall.
“Although Coleman and de Luccia concentrated on the gravitational instanton representing a bubble with an infinitesimally thin domain wall, the CDL instanton is also a good approximation to a wall of finite thickness, as the Israel equations are simply a leading order approximation for a thin, but finite thickness, wall [40,41].”
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- Garfinkle, D., & Gregory, R.
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- Physical Review D
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- American Physical Society (APS)
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- 1990-03-15
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- 41
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- 6
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- 1889-1894
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- 0556-2821
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