Abstract

In this paper, we are concerned with an elliptic system arising from the Einstein–Maxwell–Higgs model which describes electromagnetic dynamics coupled with gravitational fields in spacetime. Reducing this system to a single equation and setting up the radial ansatz, we classify solutions into three cases: topological solutions, nontopological solutions of type I, and nontopological solutions of type II. There are two important constants: $$a>0$$ representing the gravitational constant and $$N\ge 0$$ representing the total string number. When $$0\le aN<2$$ , we give a complete classification of all possible solutions and prove the uniqueness of solutions for a given decay rate. In particular, we obtain a new class of topological solitons, with nonstandard asymptotic value $$\sigma <0$$ at infinity, when the total string number is sufficiently large such that $$1<aN<2$$ . We also prove the multiple existence of solutions for a given decay rate in the case $$aN \ge 2$$ . Our classification improves previous results which are known only for the case $$0<aN<1$$ .

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