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The introduction of a scalar potential with a more general schema than general Relativity eliminates the “event horizon.” Among possible solutions, the Schwarzschild one represents a singular case. A study of the geodesic properties of the matching with an approximated interior Solution are given. A new definition of the gravitational mass and χ function is deduced.
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Duruisseau, JP., Tonnelat, MA. Event horizon and scalar potential. Gen Relat Gravit 8, 603–610 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00756311
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