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gr-qc2026

Matching collapse and expansion across Matter Trapping surfaces in inhomogeneous CDM models

Alan Maciel, M. Le Delliou, José P. Mimoso

In the present work we examine the MTS, for the restriction to spherical dust plus , proving that it actually is a characteristic surface of the Cauchy problem (generated by its…

gr-qc2024

Comment on "Apparent horizons of the Thakurta spacetime and the description of cosmological black holes"

Alan Maciel, Vilson T. Zanchin

The findings discussed in "Apparent Horizons of the Thakurta Spacetime and the Description of Cosmological Black Holes" deviate from prior research, particularly our study in Phys.…

gr-qc2024

New insights on null and timelike warped symmetric spacetime splittings

Alan Maciel, Morgan Le Delliou, José P. Mimoso

We explore in detail the 2+2 and 1+1+2 formalism in spherically symmetric spacetimes, spanning from deducing the dynamical equations to relating them to the well-known generalised…

gr-qc2019

New perspectives on the TOV equilibrium from a dual null approach

Alan Maciel, Morgan Le Delliou, José P. Mimoso

The TOV equation appears as the relativistic counterpart of the classical condition for hydrostatic equilibrium. In the present work we aim at showing that a generalised TOV equati…

gr-qc2019

Charged cosmological black holes: a thorough study of a family of solutions

Daniel C. Guariento, Alan Maciel, Marina M. C. Mello +1

We study a class of charged cosmological black holes defined by the Shah-Vaidya solution, which is similar to the McVittie solution but for a central object of nonzero electric cha…

gr-qc2018

Revisiting the Birkhoff theorem from a dual null point of view

Alan Maciel, Morgan Le Delliou, José P. Mimoso

The Birkhoff theorem is a well-known result in general relativity and it is used in many applications. However, its most general version, due to Bona, is almost unknown and present…