Future null infinity is the boundary reached by future-directed outgoing null geodesics in an asymptotically flat spacetime. In four dimensions it has topology R×S2 under the standard asymptotic-flatness assumptions.
It is the future component of null infinity; the past component is I−.
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- Causal past
- Causal structure of the magnetic dilaton black hole
- Causal trapping between two spherical horizons
- Event horizon inside an Oppenheimer-Snyder cloud
- Geodesic endpoints in Minkowski conformal compactification
- Greybody factor
- Horizon-free Minkowski spacetime
- Minkowski conformal compactification
- Observer event horizon
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