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NAKED SINGULARITY IN HIGHER-DIMENSIONAL CHARGED-VAIDYA SPACETIME

Zahid Ahmad

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In this paper, the gravitational collapse has been studied in the context of higher-dimensional charged-Vaidya spacetime. It is shown that naked singularity always exists in this case and strong form of cosmic censorship is violated. This work extends the earlier studies on naked singularity formation in higher dimensions.

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In this paper, the gravitational collapse has been studied in the context of higher-dimensional charged-Vaidya spacetime. It is shown that naked singularity always exists in this case and strong form of cosmic censorship is violated. This work extends the earlier studies on naked singularity formation in higher dimensions.

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In this paper, the gravitational collapse has been studied in the context of higher-dimensional charged-Vaidya spacetime. It is shown that naked singularity always exists in this case and strong form of cosmic censorship is violated. This work extends the earlier studies on naked singularity formation in higher dimensions.

Key concepts: Naked singularity, Cosmic censorship hypothesis, Physics, Singularity, Spacetime, Gravitational collapse, Ring singularity, Classical mechanics

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