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We consider the Nielsen-Olesen vortex non-minimally coupled to Einstein gravity with cosmological constant $\Lambda$. A non-minimal coupling term $\xi\,R\,|\phi|^2$ is natural to add to the vortex as it preserves gauge-invariance (here $R$…
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