Is there a spacetime which is timelike and spacelike complete but null incomplete?
Oct 30, 2011 #1 martinbn Science Advisor 3,329 1,658 Is there a spacetime which is timelike and spacelike complete but null incomplete?
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Nov 1, 2011 #2 Bill_K Science Advisor Insights Author 4,158 203 Would you consider an Einstein-Maxwell solution? There's the charged C-metric, which is a runaway Reissner-Nordstrom particle.
Would you consider an Einstein-Maxwell solution? There's the charged C-metric, which is a runaway Reissner-Nordstrom particle.
Nov 1, 2011 #3 martinbn Science Advisor 3,329 1,658 I was just curious, so I would consider anything. Can you tell me more or direct me.