Numerical simulations of generic singuarities

Abstract

Numerical simulations of the approach to the singularity in vacuum spacetimes are presented here. The spacetimes examined have no symmetries and can be regarded as representing the general behavior of singularities. It is found that the singularity is spacelike and that as it is approached, the spacetime dynamics becomes local and oscillatory.

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