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How many null directions are there?

The metric signature of spacetime is usually given as ($3,1$), but spaces can also be ($3,n,1$). Null surfaces include photons and event horizons, which exist, so is $n$ actually $ > 1$ in the ...
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Black rings in 4D gravity

In Introduction to Black Hole Physics by Valeri P. Frolov, Andrei Zelnikov there is a discussion of gravity solutions. They present some examples of solutions with non-spherical horizon topology: But ...
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A two-dimensional event horizon?

Today, I came across an article which says that the Universe began with the collapse of a 4-dimensional [spatial] Universe. Well, I don't know if there's any way to confirm these like it is with all ...
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