
Explore global hyperbolicity in spacetime geometry through null distance, encoding causal information in metric space structures and characterizing completeness.

Explore Lorentzian pre-length spaces, null distance, and midpoint properties to construct distance realizers between timelike related points in non-regular spacetime geometry.

Explore synthetic Lorentzian geometry foundations, focusing on time separation functions, curvature bounds, and applications in General Relativity, including recent developments in singularity theorems.

Explore recent advances in classifying static solutions to vacuum Einstein field equations with positive cosmological constant and related mass concepts in general relativity.

Explore non-regular spacetime geometry using metric geometry, extending Lorentzian geometry beyond classical differential geometry for low-regularity spacetimes and general spaces.