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Use this tag for questions about singularities in physical quantities, i.e. cases where a quantity becomes or appears to become infinite or ill-defined. Consider the more specific tags [black-holes] and [wormholes] for certain kinds of singularities occurring in general relativity. For the procedure of "getting rid" of singularities, consider the [regularization] tag.
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What are quasi-regular singularities?
Quasi-regular singularities are points of incomplete and in-extensible geodesics that spiral infinitely around a topologically closed spatial dimension. …
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What are quasi-regular singularities?
The book EXACT SPACE-TIMESIN EINSTEIN’SGENERAL RELATIVITY by Podolsky and Griffiths has a section on Taub-Nut space-time metrics and there is defines the singularity made in the Taub metric as quasi-r …
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