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February 16, 2026Letters in Mathematical Physics0 citationsOpen Access

The Penrose singularity theorem, MOTS stability, and horizon topology in weighted spacetimes

ELEric LingUniversity of CopenhagenAOArgam OhanyanUniversity of TorontoEWEric WoolgarUniversity of Alberta

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We consider versions of the Penrose singularity theorem and the Hawking horizon topology theorem in weighted spacetimes that contain weighted versions of trapped surfaces, for arbitrary spacetime dimension and synthetic dimension. We find that suitable generalizations of the unweighted theorems hold under weighted energy conditions. Our results also provide further evidence in favour of a weighted scalar curvature that differs from the trace of the weighted Ricci curvature. When the synthetic dimension is a positive integer, these weighted curvatures have a natural interpretation in terms of warped product metrics.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0f41769cac01975e4289b7https://doi.org/10.1007/s11005-026-02050-2
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