Gravitational Physics, Black Holes and Space–Time Symmetry
A special issue of Symmetry (ISSN 2073-8994). This special issue belongs to the section "Physics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 28 November 2025 | Viewed by 40
Special Issue Editors
Interests: general relativity; teleparallel gravity and alternatives theories; gravitational solutions; cosmology; mathematical physics
Interests: teleparallel gravity and geometry; quantization; special functions; fundamental quantized particles; physical quantum process; differential equations
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The aims of this Special Issue on the Gravitational Physics and Black Hole solutions are to present and highlight the most recent research developments in this topic and the possible spacetime symmetries. This Special Issue will target the gravitational interaction solutions implying the Black Hole (BH), Neutron Stars (NSs), White Dwarf (WD) or any other astrophysical objects. The favored approaches and frameworks are the General Relativity and F(R)-type theories, but also alternative approaches in gravity such as teleparallel gravities and geometries (F(T)-type, New General Relativity, F(Q)-type and other extensions), quantum gravity, string and superstring, to name only a few. We will also focus on space–time structures and symmetries concerning the gravitational and/or astrophysical solutions. Any contribution concerning astrophysical and gravitational physics will be welcome, especially those implying spacetime symmetries, including Riemann and/or teleparallel geometry. We also extend the scope to the mathematics of General Relativity and gravity approaches useful for the topics of this Special Issue.
We hope that new contributions will also be able to interconnect with these same recent advances. In addition, we are open to contributions regarding mathematical innovations in Gravitational Physics, which is an interesting subject in full development.
We look forward to receiving your contributions. The deadline is on 28 November 2025.
Dr. Yassine Sekhmani
Dr. Alexandre Landry
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- black hole
- neutron star
- white dwarf
- wormholes
- general relativity solutions
- alternative gravity theory solutions
- quantum gravity theory solutions
- space–time geometries and symmetries
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