11–12 Jan 2017
Europe/London timezone

Khronometric Theory, Numerical General Relativity and Blackholes

12 Jan 2017, 11:25
25m
CM107 (Department of Mathematical Science)

CM107

Department of Mathematical Science

Speaker

Mr James Cook (King's College London)

Description

In Khronometric theory we break Lorentz invariance by introducing a preferred time direction, and hence, equipping our spacetime manifold with a foliation of space-like surfaces. Our primary tool to solve the equations of motion is such a spacetime is Numerical General Relativity (NGR). We investigate how we can use this tool, to solve the equations of motion for a blackhole solution in Khronometric Theory.

Primary author

Mr James Cook (King's College London)

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