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Finite-time Cosmological Singularities and the Possible Fate of the Universe

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An innovative black hole solution and thermodynamic properties in higher-order curvature gravity with a scalar field cites this paper.

An innovative black hole solution and thermodynamic properties in higher-order curvature gravity with a scalar field Finite-time Cosmological Singularities and the Possible Fate of the Universe

Reference 54

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Is Phantom Divide Crossing in General Relativity Completely Impossible? Shortcomings in canonical and minimally coupled scalar field and Possible Solutions in $k$-essence Models cites this paper.

Is Phantom Divide Crossing in General Relativity Completely Impossible? Shortcomings in canonical and minimally coupled scalar field and Possible Solutions in $k$-essence Models Finite-time Cosmological Singularities and the Possible Fate of the Universe

Reference 58

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Causality Violating Solutions in Curvature-Squared Gravity cites this paper.

Causality Violating Solutions in Curvature-Squared Gravity Finite-time Cosmological Singularities and the Possible Fate of the Universe

Reference 40

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