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| Location: | SLMath: Eisenbud Auditorium |
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How does a general solution to the EFE behave near a singularity? The BKL conjecture states that a generic singularity is vacuum-dominated, local and oscillatory. However, numerical exploration discovered non-local inhomogeneous structures called spikes, whose exact solutions are discovered in 2008. Spikes provide a way to generate matter inhomogeneity in the alternative paradigm of inhomogeneous cosmology. The electromagnetic spike solutions are discovered recently.
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