Cosmological Models with Shear and Rotation
Shwetabh Singh
Abstract
Cosmological models involving shear and rotation are considered, first in the General Relat ivistic and then in the Newtonian framework with the aim of investigating singularities in them by using numerical and analytical techniques. The dynamics of these rotating models ar e studied. It is shown that singularities are unavoidable in such models and that the centr ifugal force arising due to rotation can never overcome the gravitational and shearing forc e over a length of time.
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