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This paper investigates the evolutionary phases of a collapsing dissipative star cluster in the presence of dark matter. For this purpose, the minimal coupling model of Formula: see text gravity is used as a candidate for exotic matter in star cluster. The collapse equation is derived from generalized dynamical equations which show the total conservation of energy within the cluster. In this context, the approach of Misner and Sharp is applied to study the phenomenon and differentiate between homologous as well as non-homologous gravitational collapse. The generalized dynamical equations are also connected to modified heat transport equations related to heat flux, viscosity and shear, which deals with Israel–Stewart theory (without removing the thermodynamics heat/viscous coupling coefficients). It is found that shear-free and non-dissipative fluid give homologous collapse. The dissipation of collapsing star cluster provides a relation between tidal forces and density inhomogeneity. It is theoretically predicted that the presence of exotic matter controlled the collapsing mechanism.
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