Hoop conjecture and trapped surfaces in nonspherical massive systems

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Aug 1991

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Physical Review Letters, Volume 67, Issue 8, August 19, 1991, pp.949-952

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Exact Solutions, Relativity And Gravitation, Black Holes

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Necessary and sufficient conditions for the formation of trapped surfaces in a class of nonspherical systems are proven. Massive singularities, if they exist in the geometries discussed, are always surrounded by apparent horizons. Milder singularities that are strongly nonspherical might be naked. Implications concerning the validity of the hoop conjecture are discussed.

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