K-causality and degenerate spacetimes

Class.Quant.Grav. 17 (2000) 4377-4396 The causal relation $K^+$ was introduced by Sorkin and Woolgar to extend the standard causal analysis of $C^2$ spacetimes to those that are only $C^0$. Most of their results also hold true in the case of spacetimes with degeneracies. In this paper we seek to exa...

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