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Zeno Marx
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A lot of cranks on the net make a lot of the torus - of course magnetic fields are toroidal - but not space time right? Or could it be - a torus is flat (zero gaussian curvature) which is how we observe the universe to be as far as we have measured it's curvature on large scales - and it would also be a way for the universe to be finite while still having zero curvature - my question is - does anyone know of any legit research that posits toroidal solutions to Einstein's equators? Do these solutions exist and are they stable?