A curvature singularity is an incomplete spacetime boundary approached by curves along which a scalar curvature invariant or a component of the Riemann curvature tensor in a parallel-propagated frame becomes unbounded. Such divergence cannot be removed by changing coordinates.
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- Maximal analytic extension
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