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Re: Quantum Singularity
A small refinement of the definition paultrr gave: in cosmological models, in a true singularity, not necessarely the curvature becomes infinite, but a quantity known as the Riemann curvature tensor (which is a function of the curvature basicly). There are cases (e.g. the schwarzschild radius of a black hole), where the curvature becomes infinte, but the Riemann tensor doesn't. Since it is the (contraction of the) riemann tensor that occurs in einstein equations, physics is still well defined here.
Can someone tell me what a kerr sollution is?
Bo
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