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gr-qc200816 cited

The dynamical behaviour of homogeneous scalar-field spacetimes with general self-interaction potentials

Roberto Giambó, Fabio Giannoni, Giulio Magli

The dynamics of homogeneous Robertson--Walker cosmological models with a self-interacting scalar field source is examined here in full generality, requiring only the scalar field p…

gr-qc200613 cited

Global visibility of naked singularities

R. Giambo'

Global visibility of naked singularities is analyzed here for a class of spherically symmetric spacetimes, extending previous studies - limited to inhomogeneous dust cloud collapse…

gr-qc2006

A variational approach to homogeneous scalar fields in General Relativity

R. Giambo', F. Giannoni, G. Magli

A result of existence of homogeneous scalar field solutions between prescribed configurations is given, using a modified version of Euler--Maupertuis least action variational princ…

gr-qc2005

Dynamics and Thermodynamics of Blackholes and Naked Singularities

Lorenzo Fatibene, Mauro Francaviglia, Roberto Giambo' +1

Proceedings of the international Workshop on ``Dynamics and Thermodynamics of Blackholes and Naked Singularities``, that took place at the Department of Mathematics of the Politecn…

gr-qc2004

Comment on "Spherically symmetric perfect fluid in area-radial coordinates" by Iguchi et al

Roberto Giambo', Fabio Giannoni, Giulio Magli +1

In this short note we comment about some criticisms - appeared in a recent paper by Iguchi et al - to our previous works on gravitational collapse of perfect fluids. We show that t…

gr-qc2003

Gravitational collapse of barotropic spherical fluids

Roberto Giambo', Fabio Giannoni, Giulio Magli +1

The gravitational collapse of spherical, barotropic perfect fluids is analyzed here. For the first time, the final state of these systems is studied without resorting to simplifyin…