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Megandhren Govender
University of Technology
Research areas: Physics and Astronomy · Astronomy and Astrophysics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Relativity and Gravitational Theory · Pulsars and Gravitational Waves Research
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University of Technology Professor2015 - Present
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Publications (101)
- Frame-dragging effects on photon orbits in slowly rotating wormholes embedded in Einstein-cluster halos Save
- Rotating wormholes from quantum non-commutative geometry versus Kerr black holes: Photon rings, shadows, and exotic matter localization Save
- A generalized complexity formalism for $$(n+2)$$-dimensional spacetime Save
- Holographic dark energy as a source for slowly rotating wormholes: Implications for null geodesics and shadows Save
- Models for radiating stars with shear in general relativity Save
- Dark matter induced accretion dynamics and simulation around a non-commutative Schwarzschild black hole Save
- Light trajectories and shadows of slowly rotating wormholes in void environments Save
- Quantum-corrected slowly rotating wormholes: Frame dragging, photon rings, and shadows Save
- Evolution of curvature and structure scalars during dissipative gravitational collapse of compact spheres Save
- The impact of shear on complexity and Weyl stresses during dissipative collapse Save
- Influence of dark matter induced by gravitational decoupling on maximum mass and stability of compact stars and understanding the mass gap phenomenon Save
- Complexity driven by anisotropy, inhomogeneity and dissipation Save
- Exploring complexity in the presence of shear and heat dissipation Save
- Modeling anisotropic compact objects in the vanishing complexity regime through gravitational decoupling Save
- Complexity, cracking and stability of non-rotating relativistic spheres with anisotropic internal stresses Save
- Anisotropic stellar objects cast in isotropic coordinates Save
- The Evolution of Radiating Stars Is Affected by Dimension Save
- The effect of higher dimensions on the collapse of self-gravitating fluids Save
- Complexity and impact of EOS parameter on compact stellar objects under Finch–Skea geometry Save
- A perturbative approach to complexity during shearing, dissipative collapse Save