A weaker geodesic completeness and Clifton-Pohl torus
Claudio Meneghini
Abstract
We propose a new definition of geodesic completeness, based on analytical continuation in the complex domain: we apply this idea to Clifton-Pohl torus, relating, for each geodesic, completeness to the value of a function of initial conditions, called 'impulse'.
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