In this paper, we study the importance of configurations of the observer’s congruences in the analysis of the dynamical properties of planar relativistic systems in f[Formula: see text](R) geometry. To this end, we assume a relativistic distribution of matter contents whose gravitational effects would produce planar geometry. In order to relate matter ingredients seen by tilted and non-tilted observers, we have calculated particular theoretical relationships. After calculating dynamical, Ellis and transport equations, the pace of gravitational collapse as well as the corresponding stable epochs of the systems are discussed. The instability of non-comoving reference frame has been elaborated in a particular background.
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