Gödel Metric Theses & Dissertations: 3 in Eng/Port, 1 in Portuguese

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Hi, I'm doing the master in science and one of things that I have to study is the Gödel metric. His paper have a high level for me and I'm seeking theses and dissertations about the Gödel universe. At moment I got three theses about the subject in english and portuguese-BR and one dissertation in portuguese-BR.

There are only a few theses about Gödel metric in portuguese and I can't find many theses in english because I don't know how to seek beyond the google.

I would appreciate if somebody show me how to get some theses in english or spanish. I would appreciate too if somebody give me some text about the subject.
 
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