Abstract
Radiative gravitational collapse is an important and much studied phenomenon in astrophysics. Einstein’s theory of general relativity (GR) is well suited to describing such processes provided closure of the system of nonlinear differential equations is achieved. Within a perturbative scheme, the property of vanishing complexity factor is used in order to complete the description of the radiative, self-gravitating system. We show that a physically viable model may be obtained which reflects the absence of energy inhomogeneities for lower density systems, in contrast to what might be expected for more aggressive collapse processes.
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