Geodesic Completeness around Sudden Singularities
arXiv:0903.5529 · doi:10.1063/1.2218204
Abstract
In this talk we analyze the effect of recently proposed classes of sudden future singularities on causal geodesics of FLRW spacetimes. Geodesics are shown to be extendible and just the equations for geodesic deviation are singular, although tidal forces are not strong enough to produce a Big Rip.
4 pp. Published in Spanish Relativing Meeting 2005 Proceedings
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