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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Strong Cosmic Censorship"”.

  1. Diophantine Approximation as Cosmic Censor for AdS Black Holes

    … to general relativity, more precisely, the Strong Cosmic Censorship conjecture. The main results provide theorems which resolve a linear scalar analog of the Strong Cosmic Censorship conjecture in general relativity for Λ < 0. The proofs are intimately tied to small divisors and the …

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  2. Wave Equations on Curved Spacetimes

    … two of which are the stability problem and the strong cosmic censorship conjecture. Both of these are ex- tremely difficult, but we can gain some insight by studying linear versions of them. These simplifications give rise to wave equations on curved spacetimes. We investigate the classical …

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  3. Charged scalar fields on Black Hole space-times

    … charged gravitational collapse and the Strong Cosmic Censorship conjecture. The latter problem is related to the question of Determinism of General Relativity, and roughly states that the maximal development of admissible initial data is inextendible. This question is intimately …

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  4. Quasinormal Modes of Nearly Extremal Black Holes

    … constant, they are closely tied to the Strong Cosmic Censorship Conjecture: if the spectral gap is too large, the modes don't decay slowly enough to destabilise the Cauchy horizon. From the large variety of examples in the literature of nearly extremal black holes with zero-damped modes, …

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