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Gravitational collapse of homogeneous perfect fluids in higher order gravity theories
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    Gravitational collapse of homogeneous perfect fluids in higher order gravity theories (English)
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    7 December 2009
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    astrophysical fluid dynamics
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    black holes
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    equations of state
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    gravitation
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    gravitational collapse
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