Geodesic Incompleteness is a property of a spacetime manifold, within the study of geodesic motion, wherein there exist inextendible geodesics that terminate after a finite affine parameter, indicating the presence of singularities or pathological causal structures.
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Extensions of spacetimes with Killing horizons
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