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We study the gravitational field of static p-branes in D-dimensional Minkowski space in the framework of linearized ghost-free (GF) gravity. The concrete models of GF gravity we consider are parametrized by the nonlocal form factors exp(-/μ²) and exp(²/μ⁴), where μ^-1 is the scale of nonlocality. We show that the singular behavior of the gravitational field of p-branes in general relativity is cured by short-range modifications introduced by the nonlocalities, and we derive exact expressions of the regularized gravitational fields, whose geometry can be written as a warped metric. For large distances compared to the scale of nonlocality, μr→∞, our solutions approach those found in linearized general relativity.
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