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19922024
most citedOn Lorentzian causality with continuous metrics

91 citations · 439 across the 28 of their papers we have counts for

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29 papers

math.ST2024

Identifiability of Polynomial Models from First Principles and via a Gröbner Basis Approach

Janet D. Godolphin, James D. E. Grant

The relationship between a set of design points and the class of hierarchical polynomial models identifiable from the design is investigated. Saturated models are of particular int…

math.DG2019★ 28 cited

The future is not always open

James D. E. Grant, Michael Kunzinger, Clemens Sämann +1

We demonstrate the breakdown of several fundamentals of Lorentzian causality theory in low regularity. Most notably, chronological futures (defined naturally using locally Lipschit…

math.DG2018★ 36 cited

Inextendibility of spacetimes and Lorentzian length spaces

James D. E. Grant, Michael Kunzinger, Clemens Sämann

We study the low-regularity (in-)extendibility of spacetimes within the synthetic-geometric framework of Lorentzian length spaces developed in [KS:17]. To this end, we introduce ap…

math-ph2017★ 36 cited

The Hawking-Penrose singularity theorem for -Lorentzian metrics

Melanie Graf, James D. E. Grant, Michael Kunzinger +1

We show that the Hawking--Penrose singularity theorem, and the generalisation of this theorem due to Galloway and Senovilla, continue to hold for Lorentzian metrics that are of $C^…

math.DG2014★ 5 cited

A positive mass theorem for low-regularity Riemannian metrics

James D. E. Grant, Nathalie Tassotti

We show that the positive mass theorem holds for continuous Riemannian metrics that lie in the Sobolev space for manifolds of dimension less than or equal to …

gr-qc2013★ 28 cited

On differentiability of volume time functions

Piotr T. Chruściel, James D. E. Grant, Ettore Minguzzi

We show differentiability of a class of Geroch's volume functions on globally hyperbolic manifolds. Furthermore, we prove that every volume function satisfies a local anti-Lipschit…