Algebraically degenerate solutions of the Einstein and Einstein-Maxwell equations are studied. Explicit solutions are obtained which contain two arbitrary functions of a complex variable, one function being associated with the gravitational field and the other mainly with the electromagnetic field.

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Debney et al. (Wed,) studied this question.

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