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Causal structure of left-invariant Lorentz metrics on the group \(M_ 2 \otimes{} R^ 2\)
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    Causal structure of left-invariant Lorentz metrics on the group \(M_ 2 \otimes{} R^ 2\) (English)
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    25 June 1992
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    The Gödel group is the four-dimensional simply connected Lie group \(M\) with Lie algebra defined by the bracket relation: \([e_ 4,e_ 1]=e_ 1\). Taking a Lorentz form at the identity, and spreading it over \(M\) by left translations, \(M\) is turned into a homogeneous Lorentz manifold. The article provides detailed calculations regarding geodesics and Ricci tensor of this manifold. Spacelike and timelike vectors are discussed, as well as geodesic completeness, and causality.
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    Gödel group
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    four-dimensional simply connected Lie group
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    Lie algebra
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    Lorentz form
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    homogeneous Lorentz manifold
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    geodesics
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    Ricci tensor
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    timelike vectors
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    geodesic completeness
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    causality
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