N-dimensional gravitational collapse of Type I matter fields with non-zero radial pressure
S. B. Sarwe, R. V. Saraykar
Abstract
We study the gravitational collapse of Type I matter field in N dimensional spacetime with radial pressure pr as a function of r . We find that for a given smooth initial data set satisfying physical requirements, naked singularities exist for spacetime dimensions N=4 and 5 while for N ≥ 6 Cosmic Censorship Conjecture withholds its ground. We, also, study the collapse with linear equation of state and find that, similar to dust collapse with appropriate choice of initial data naked singularities occur in all dimensions.
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