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We solve the Einstein equations for strong gravity in the limit that weak gravity is neglected. The class of solutions we find reduces to the Schwarzschild solution (with the weak-gravity Newtonian constant replaced by a strong-coupling parameter) in the limit M²→0, where M is the mass of the strong-gravity spin-2 meson. These solutions may be of relevance for the problem of defining temperature and confinement in hadronic physics.
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Salam et al. (1977) studied this question.
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