In this paper, we intend to clarify the energy-momentum problem of higher dimensional Vaidya space-time in the general theory of relativity. In this connection, Møller energy and momentum for the higher dimensional Vaidya space-time are evaluated in the frame of general relativity. We have obtained that the Møller energy distribution of higher dimensional Vaidya space-time is equal to zero, while the Møller momentum distribution of higher dimensional Vaidya space-time is not equal to zero.
In this study, energy distributions of the various wormholes which connect two different parts of the universe have been investigated. We have obtained the energies of several types of wormholes as the statical wormholes, wormholes with scalar fields, electrical charged wormholes, zero density wormholes, zero radial tides wormholes, conformal wormholes, inflating wormholes, wormhole model in the Friedmann-Robertson-Walker (FRW) cosmology and Visser-Kar-Dadlich (VKD) wormholes using the Einstein, Weinberg and Landau-Lifshitz energy-momentum prescriptions. The Weinberg and Landau-Lifshitz energies of the statical wormholes, wormholes with scalar fields, electrical charged wormholes, zero density wormholes, zero radial tides wormholes or VKDwormholes give the same results. Also, Weinberg, Landau-Lifshitz and Einstein energies of the conformal wormholes, inflating wormholes or wormholes in the FRW-cosmology give the different results.
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